Tiling Rock Wall
gGessel
6:59 PM
Bullet Train! CLICK HERE
gGessel
11:00 AM
Bullet Train is now on Desura! Check it out here:
http://www.indiedb.com/games/bullet-train1
Bullet Train is fast paced first-person shooter based around defending cargo on a train from hordes of enemies. This is done using a combination of weapons and turrets.
The game was created during the final project of my Game Art degree at Full Sail University. I was the art lead on the project and contributed to a large variety of the art in the game.
http://www.indiedb.com/games/bullet-train1
Bullet Train
Bullet Train is fast paced first-person shooter based around defending cargo on a train from hordes of enemies. This is done using a combination of weapons and turrets.
The game was created during the final project of my Game Art degree at Full Sail University. I was the art lead on the project and contributed to a large variety of the art in the game.
UDK Lighting and Color Adjustment
gGessel
9:59 AM
So I was walking around Boston in Google maps street view (totally normal thing to do) and I found this interesting street view.
Here is the actual screen grab I did:
The main thing of this project was to create some interesting lighting on these 4 buildings. The reason why I liked the photo so much was because there was a lot of orange and blue present in the lighting.
Once again everything was created in Maya and Photoshop and assembled in UDK.
Tile-able Textures & that CrazyBump
gGessel
9:45 AM
This project focused on using a few tile-able textures and decals to add interest to boring walls. This is actually a recreation of a cool alleyway I found on Google maps.
All of the meshes were creating using Maya and textured using Photoshop. Instead of sculpting the normal maps I used Crazybump to generate them from textures I created in Photoshop CS5.
The scene was assembled in UDK.
Modular Ruins
gGessel
9:34 AM
The goal of this project was to create a small level utilizing only a few high quality assets. There are only about 8-10 meshes present in the scene, but as you can see I used a variety of vertex painting and lighting effects to break up the look of the scene.
Each mesh was created in Autodesk Maya. They all have normal maps created from high res zBrush sculpts and textures painted in Photoshop CS5. The scene was then assembled using Unreal Engine 3's UDK.
Check out my demo reel to view a fly through of this scene.
