Crate Sculpting

 Before

After Sculping

Use of perspective

 Starting off with a basic Tree model

Then using that reference to draw the tree from a downward perspective

Simple crates in Maya

 Creating Various creates and cubes

Red Riding Hood use of lighting and colors

Red Riding Hood use of colors, harsh lighting was used

Modular Environment creation

References for the sculpting the Cube, and the rendered shot

Now the Cube is in Unreal

Using the sequencer to add camera movement, (need to know how to record a video

Use of Values and Contrast

 

Adding values and contrast to the red riding hood and big bad wolf designs

Environmental Lighting Setup 2

High Red Screenshot with lighting included

        Initial lighting setups

 This screenshot shows that it works in the game

Level Blueprints

Blueprint for the cube rotation

Here is an emissive material

Here are the boolean functions of the objects in Maya, they're admittedly hard to see

Red Riding Hood Simple Shapes

 Red Riding Hood design done with simple shapes to convey the important parts of her design.

Modular Environmental Creation

 This is my process for creating a modular environment. This is my first time, so I went for something simplistic

1. First, I imported the mannequin to make sure that what I would be building was to scale. I also had to adjust the grid size to match the model.

2. I then made a bunch of proxies. I played around with a bunch of shapes and made various things before exporting them to unreal engine.

3. Once exported, I then made a few materials for the proxies. I started with a basic yellowish brown material

3.5 I then applied it to the pyramid so that it'd look a little less plain

4. Next was making the pyramid into a prefab. Some pillars were added to make it a little less plain

5. Another key part was beveling the edges. Though they weren't added in the final picture (as I liked the blocky pillars more), this was a good technique to learn

 6. And lastly was the screenshot. (I didn't figure out how to remove the UI though)