In addition....

In addition to modelling London Liverpool street (the steelwork and glass is done and in UDK) I've been modelling some low-poly station brickwork, giving the Normal Map converter in photoshop a bit of a run too.

just a quick render WiP.

Finished off the cover (kinda)

I've done all I want to now on the cd cover I was working on.

Oh yeah, Nudybronque

A few months ago, I did a little sketch, scanned it and painted it:


Then, a band called Nudybronque approached me about using it as the EP cover. Naturally I was thrilled and said yes.

They have another CD out soon, so have asked me for another piece of the same 'charater' that the fans have started calling 'Nudy'.

Here is a work in progress:


The rear is (hopefully) going to be the view from inside the fridge looking out at the Nudy.

Random, but I'm more famous than I was

I'm now part of the national advertising campaign in work for Yell.com. So far I've been in The Times, The Sun, The Guardian, 'i' magazine, The Telegraph ... and undoubtable a few I've missed out. It's running for about 2 months, so keep an eye out for me. This is what the ads look like:

A few more WiP screens looking back into the station

And looking over the roof, shiney glass.

Latest screenshots from Liverpool Street WiP

New versions of supporting pillars used, changed some of the texture colours. Added the glass roof panes. Had a proper go at making some dramatic lighting in UDK with light beams and added in some rough idea of platforms.

Click for bigger versions. Worth it.

A few edits

I made a few changes as I wanted to increase the grand sense of scale that I thought was lacking in the previous renditions.

I increased the span of the larger arches, I increased the height and slenderness of the pillars, so the roof is further off the ground, and I added roof 'panes' that will eventually be made from 'glass'.

Pretty Silhouette

Silhouetted:
Screenshot from editor.