C64 render
Building a scene from my childhood. The environment isn't meant to convey a specific location, more a time in my life when I was discovering a love for gaming, and beginning a lifetime love of the C64 (I still have several Commodore computers from that era)
Gortek and the Microchips!
Floppy disk test. There are about 15 different variations in my scene.
Back of the C64 during an earlier revision of my materials. Colors were off.
Top view of the C64
Isometric view of the C64
Side view of the C64
Some Pepsi cans ca. 1987
Cans, and a crushed one
Latest scene render. Still lots of work to do.
Moongate test. Messing around with the Moongate outside the window.
Added the chair and cushion
Another moongate composite test.
This is the Moongate render that is used in the composite, also rendered in Blender.
I rebuilt the keyboard in Blender, and gave the keys proper UV coordinates so they could be mapped, instead of using actual geometry labels, which often would clip through, or look like it was peeling off.
I used my floppy disk nurbs model to generate a heightmap, which I used to build bump, normal, rough, metal and color maps, and then construct a convincing "squashed cube with a hole in it" to produce this floppy disk in 76 faces and 108 verts.
Added some curtains
