Tilable Rock

Vector Graffiti

Demon Character for Goblin Abyss

http://www.thegoblinabyss.com/

SciFi Art Dump

Lego StarWars Env Texturing

2013-2014 @ Doodle Pictures Studio

Hand Painted Texture: Desert Ground

Weekend Project (3.5 hours); Here's the diffuse pass:

Mental Ray Texures/Materials: Ryloth Environment

Screenshots from Episode 5+6 from the Yoda Chronicles series (LEGO Star Wars) -

Festival Logo Concepts

Isometric Assets

 

Fishy Barrel - wip

Original

Hand Painted Textures

 

 

Outlaw Hotrod

3dmotive

3dmotive tutorial

Legends of Etherell

Some assets for Legends of Etherell.

 

Creating a Normal Map from a Texture

In this tutorial we'll be covering how to create and control a normal map from a metal beam texture. I prefer this method over simply pumping an image through crazybump or xnormal.

1.) First I downloaded and tweaked a tilable texture from www.cgtextures.com

 Original:

Modified:

2.) Now we're going to create shapes that will drive our heightmap. This is nice because I have full control over how my heightmap will turn out. You can take this example much further but for the sake of the tutorial I'll keep it simple.

Establish the big shapes:

Modify the diffuse texture (using levels and blending options) to get some finer details of the surface:

 

Just the bolts:

3.) We'll take the heightmaps we created and put them through xNormal. We'll get two normal maps that we can combine in Photoshop.

 

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4.) The result when applied to our model: