Prop Modeling Process

This was a project I made. The original concept art 'National Park Prop Set: Binoculars'  is made by Mikael Yusifov found on art station. I had taken this concept and did all of the 3D modeling, UV mapping, and texturing. I really enjoy how this model turned out , the only thing I would change is the render settings and the cameras perspective for better dynamic poses. This project from start to finish took about 12 hours total which was a fun experience.

This was my first large scale room 3d model. It was such a tedious project for me to complete at the time but I learned so much from it. I would change so many things about this project such as the bean chair UVs, getting a better understanding of lighting a scene, and to make adjustments to the wall that will match the reference image I had. If I were to rework this project today I would make sure to add in all foliage, pillows, and small items that are missing and incorporate higher quality textures.

The two images below me are when I first started to establish a better understanding of lighting, rendering, and proper material assignment. I love how these images appear photo-realistic.

I created this jewelry box from an idea in my head as a way to test my abilities. I had so much fun making this prop and I fell in love with the way it turned out. Completing this model made me feel like a true 3D artist as I proved I could create anything I set my mind to. If I were to adjust anything in this model it would have to be the gold material, I would like to have added a higher quality texture to male the jewelry box more realistic and appear more of a luxury item. Overall, I love the way this turned out and I can't wait to see how far I progress.

My honorable mentions. :)

Hello, I am a senior in college working to get my bachelors degree in Computer Animation and fell in love with prop modeling. Here are some of my personal projects that I have made in my senior year exploring 3d modeling, UVs, and texturing.