Environment? Done? Wha?!

Here are the final renders of the interrogation room. Oh man, lighting is so much fun! I just had to say that, haha. So the whole "concept" surrounding this project was supposed to be a contrast between the light of freedom and the dank surroundings of the interrogation room itself. So, the stairway is lighted with yellow (a sunlight effect, I guess) and I wanted a little bit of light from the broken bulb and decided to make that a red-ish color. I still want to make the Oval Office portion of this at some point, I knew I'd only be getting one room done for the actual assignment.









Stairwell UV Map:



Ceiling UV Map:



Oh and, I didn't mention this in the last post, for some reason I really liked the idea of making the blood stains Roschach inkblots. I thought it might add to the psychological terror that might go on here, if anyone would notice, haha. I also kind of made an inkblot on the stairwell, you can see it on the UV map.

Anyways, that's all for now, I'm still in class but I think I might devote the rest of my time to creating an image plane rather than do anything in Maya.

The Room Continues

So I'm basically done with all the textures except for the stairwell (note the pink :P). I'm going to adjust the others more tomorrow in class and add the lighting; hopefully Miles will forgive me for showing him the finished project so late. :(

Six Hours Later

So today I made all of the UV Maps for the interrogation room. I'm kinda freaked out that it took me six hours, is it supposed to take that long? :-/ Then again this is only my third time making UV Maps, but meh, at least I got it done right?

I'm a bit worried about the maps I made though, I'm not sure if I mapped them out correctly.

But anyways I'm going to post them, even though they're blank, just so I can tell myself that I actually did something today. :P

Table:



Chair:



Hanging Light:



Staircase:



Stairwell:



Room:

My First Maya UV Map

So Miles went over how to create UV maps and texture an object using Maya and Photoshop. It was quite fun!

I give you the often sought after, but seldom found, novel "The Chancellor's Wedding Gown" written by Blinn Lambert.



Oooooo:



Ahhhhhhh:



The UV map: