May 16, 2012
Haunted House Paint Job
Well, alrighty. Finally got around to slapping some proper color and textures on everything. Here's the the first scene I composed for comparison. You might notice I added some railing to the tower balcony and dismissed the 3D scale figures that were loitering around (click on images to go to picture viewer.)
Above is a closer view of the front entrance showing the revamped second story window. Hopefully you can see the tattered curtains (which turned out pretty nifty, if I do say so myself) and cracked window panes. Overall, I'm still pleased with the cobwebs but you can see that some of them catch the light a little too prominently (SketchUp's light settings are a little more blunt than true rendering software would be.)
Here's a look back toward the dead tree clinging to the cliff face. That rock texture really fails close up. I haven't looked too hard but there's supposed to be some good texture packs for free download. Finally, I've creaked open the front door a little to beckon any unwary travelers. Don't worry, I am nowhere near done with this model. But I will take a brief side trip back to superhero town. Check back to see who shows up.
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This is looking great! Glad to see your progress; thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for your compliments, as always.
ReplyDeleteI do love me some Scooby. This last weekend I was in Marshall, WI and went to the "LIttle Amerricka" (Yes, that's how they spell it.) amusement park. Perfect Scooby location: a small old, traditional 50's-60's park that is literally right next door to a cemetery. Even had a small haunted house walkthrough filled with old static Funni-Frite gags and an open-car monorail that gave a great view of the park on one side and the graveyard on the other.
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