Comfy living room - Wildstar fan art
I took other concept sheets from Cory Loftis to get inspired by and to be able to make other models that fit in the scenario. And I put some of his other drawings in the frames on the wall.
At first, we modeled the ceiling light and the med container (one at a time). Then we jumped into the entire concept sheet at the right. And I've also done the dartboard to help "populating" the walls.
I'm excited to present my latest artwork, created during a free mentorship with two members of Miralumo Studio crew: Gustavo Ribeiro and Maronilson Jr.
.
It began with the development of two 3D models based on concepts by Cory Loftis: a ceiling light and a cardboard box.
Since we are all big fans of his artwork, after we've accomplish these two, we've challenged ourselves to create a scene using a concept sheet featuring six designs of the same game. Alternatively, we had the option to showcase only the 3D models themselves.
.
Over the course of nearly two months, we dedicated ourselves to this artwork, guided by our instructors. This experience has significantly enhanced my skills and understanding of the artistic process. The project has no commercial goals, It was planned and executed exclusively for educational and portfolio purposes.
.
This project was made in Blender 4.3.2, with procedural shaders (mostly), practical lightning, render in Cycles, and it consumed around 137 cups of espresso.
.
Many thanks and gratitude to Gus and Maron, for such dedication and willingness to share so much knowledge with us..
I hope you all enjoy viewing this piece as much as I enjoyed creating it!
.
https://www.artstation.com/miralumo
https://www.artstation.com/escolarevolution
https://www.artstation.com/guz_ribeiro
https://www.artstation.com/maronilsonjr
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
UPDATE:
I've been granted a "Rank B" certificate, based on my submission to "Rookie of the Year - Game Development", in 2025.
