BC1-1808 Homework, Katerina Novakova

[Kaj Suominen]

@shiennar nice work 🙂

[Jake Korosi]

@shiennar That’s awesome – it makes me think of a mobile game of some kind; I want to play it. 🙂

[Kent Trammell]

@shiennar I was eager to see your submission, Katerina – your primitives exercise from back in January is one of my all-time faves 😀

This did NOT disappoint. You’ve got great taste artistically and plenty of skill technically. Wonderful job! A++

Thanks for sharing your .blend file! And please post a link to your blog post as well. So cool that you do that for your projects.

[Michallis Pashidis]

@shiennar this is great!! really like it

[Katerina Novakova]

@theluthier Thank you. 🙂 I usually hide the blog post links in the gallery submissions, but here it is in full:

https://honestmisskate.blogspot.com/2018/08/primitive-village.html

[Katerina Novakova]

Phew, I’m happy I managed to finish this one on time. I always find hard-surface modelling difficult to estimate. What seems manageable at the beginning quickly eats up all the time in details. Anyway. I’m sorry to say that I had to do this in 2.79. I started out in 2.8 but I found out that “apply scale” doesn’t work (it’s more of a reset right now). And since I wanted to model it to scale… well. I thought I might texture and render it in 2.8 but when I opened it with that version today I found out that Bevel – Weight option is also broken. So, 2.79 all the way. And while I’m listing my transgressions I might also add that I used MultiRes sculpting for the eagles and flower details. I don’t think that I could’ve done it with box-modelling.

The clock was made to match this reference from eBay (pretty decent place to go hunting for various angles of the same thing). I didn’t use any textures (apart from HDRI) – everything is modelled.

So, here are the renders, the Blender file for 2.79, and the blog post: https://honestmisskate.blogspot.com/2018/08/antique-clock.html

[smurfmier1985]

@shiennar I’ve been looking forward all week to see what you would make this time, it’s beautiful! I love all the details. Great stuff! 😄

[Pavel Mazanik]

@shiennar Awesome! Such microdetails, much wow!  Sad, that it’s not 2.8. 2.8 works are soaked with sweat and pain :D.

I had a clock with roman 4 writen as IIII in child hood 🙂

About an apply scale thing… I think someone mentioned it on previous stream and Kent showed how to handle this for time this bug exists 🙂

[Katerina Novakova]

@smurfmier1985 Thank you, I’m happy you liked it. 🙂 The downside of diving into projects like these is that I can’t keep up with what others created during the week. But I’m looking forward to making up for it tomorrow. I’ll be very interested to see what you created – you have set the bar high with your Week 1 submission…

[smurfmier1985]

@shiennar Thank you! I’m pretty happy with what I made, hope you like it. Looking forward to your awesome reel on Tuesday! 😊😊

[Katerina Novakova]

@nekronavt Ah, I must have missed that, I thought they were talking about scaling getting skewed. I hope I’ll be able to pick up 2.8 again with sculpting (although I’ve heard some horror Blender-crashing stories). We’ll see how that goes.

[smurfmier1985]

@shiennar I’m sculpting for two days now with 2.8 and hasn’t crashed on me yet, so I think it will work fine 🙂 The brushes are a bit screwed up though sometimes you have to choose the right one in the top bar because the shortcut doesn’t work properly (noticed that with crease brush)

[silentheart00]

Great detail work on that clock.

[n647]

Great work with the clock, the detail on the face is amazing, and loved the side columns on it

[yukino hatake]

@shiennar wow . this is really nice done 😀 so many nice details . amazing texturing too

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