Fundamentals of 3D Modelling - Two Rooms for Captain Cook
For the module "Fundamentals of 3D Modelling" in first year, we were tasked with creating two rooms for a 'historic figure' in Autodesk 3D Studio Max. I chose Captain James Cook, imagining some kind of bedroom and workroom on a ship, with 18th and 19th century furniture (thus not all historically accurate, as he died in 1779). I had never done 3D modelling prior to this, nor at real-world scale. Challenging but highly instructive and fun, regardless of difficulties in a lot of stages :) Happy with this first 3D project, and enthusiastic about learning more and improving! Every single model in these scenes were modelled, textured, and lit by me in 3DS Max ^^.
Renders
Bedroom Render 01
Bedroom Render 02
Work Room Render 01
Work Room Render 02
Work Room Render 03
Work Room Render 04
Here are some screenshots of the rooms and their props/models :) Textures were stretched at the time because UV Unwrapping was very unfamiliar, I'd like to revisit these models' UVs someday ^^ Every model was created at real-world scale, in cm, based on the values given by the references on antiques websites :).
Some of the Bedroom items & Screenshots
Some of the Work Room items & Screenshots
Thanks a lot for stopping by, hope you enjoyed these!