A little more...

Blocked in the ground texture today, trying to figure out how I would do a low poly chain. :|

Well....

Finally took some time out this weekend to put my textures together for the model. Not sure why it took me so long to do this but here it is. There still needs to be some tweaking of the colors and some minor details that need to be added. Almost done!

Grass!

After having a rough time painting grass, a friend mentioned that it might have been cool if the grass was stylized just like the concept. I decided to stop trying to paint the grass realistically and had better results.

More Textures!

So I decided to put the Thomas Kinkade project on hold for a bit while I hone my painting skills. I decided to tackle smaller props before doing a whole environment scene. Here is my work in progress so far for textures. Grass still is one of the most challenging things for me to paint, so I'll update the grass when I am satisfied with it.

The concept is by Anne-Jean.

Thomas Kinkade

It's been awhile since I've posted so I decided to get back into the groove of things. Here is a slate roof texture that I have been working on for a while. Edges still need defining, but I found that I've been spending too much time on it and need to start on other textures. I wanted to recreate a scene inspired by a Thomas Kinkade painting, but with a stylized twist to it.

Mushies

It's been awhile since my last update, but I just wanted to throw this scene onto here. It was inspired by some Trine and Alice and Wonderland mushrooms. I could have played with the lighting a little more, but this will have to do for now.

Noob challenge

A friend of mine showed me the monthly noob challenge on polycount and I thought it'd be a great thing to do. It would give me practice on making props and also help me gather my courage to finally post on public forums. Click here for the challenge. I decided to just do the prop instead of the scene since it looks to be more stylized and I get a chance to practice more painting! I will also attempt to use 3dcoat to paint for the first time! Here is the image of the prop: