Customising my Stonemason stuff (part 2) by fireangel
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Here are the promised shots of the interior, further to my last post.
As well as customising the fonts and making the place bigger I cleaned it. It's a diner, it needed to be clean! So I replaced the floor textures with some clean ones from a public domain texture site and altered the shaders on the tables and counters so the place looks worn but clean. Old and worn is acceptable in an eating establishment, dirty is not. This set is going to be used in a web-comic story I am going to make, and the owner, Theresa, would certainly keep a clean place. Clicking between pairs of images you can really see the increased size of the place.
And yes, I replaced the croissant model as I had one that looked much more real than the one provided.
Comments (7)
These all look really great! I just want to sit down at a table and order a cheeseburger and fries! Super work, my friend!
Looking forward to your story! And I'm hoping to eventually get back to mine soon.
Thanks for visiting, looking forward to the future TNA episodes whenever you're ready.
a simple but elegant diner. Very nice. well done restoration to the set. should have shown a before shot for clarity.
Each view of the altered set is accompanied by a similar view of it before I customised it. This does apply to this post and my previous one. The 'before' has English text, the 'after' has my own alien text.
Looks good
Thank you.
Welcome..
So you too you are playing to "change" your Stonemason things? Great job for outside as well as inside.
Customising stuff makes your renders a bit different and sometimes much more eye-catching. Than you for the comment.
This is brilliant. Very nice work. :)
Thank you. It's fun customising things, makes it easier to make unique renders when you have models not quite like anyone else's.