BA2 - Gargoyle Ideas
Steampunk Gargoyle
My first idea when receiving this project was that I wanted to make something different. I have always liked the idea of Steampunk and how it allows for very creative designs. Since the gargoyle needs to have a water spout, I came up with an idea that the water that goes into the gargoyle could come out as steam instead. With this steam I could do a lot of different things such as the smoke out of a shotgun barrel, or from a gentleman’s smoking pipe.
Pros
- Make water go in -> Steam out.
- Makes for interesting materials, such as Copper, Wood, Metal, etc.
- Steam could be used for something interesting, such as smoke from a rifle, a pipe, dragons breath, etc.
- Most 3D Modelling will be made in Maya while the project is about Zbrush.
- Can easily end up looking messy.
Steampunk Moodboard
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Stylized Gargoyle
Another idea I am interested in is Stylised. When I mention Stylized, what I think about is World of Warcraft, and how they make everything very low poly. They also add interesting shapes to later make and texture using Zbrush.
Pros
Pros
- Stylized is a good way to make rock textures appear more aesthetically pleasing.
- Allows for a more chisselled look
- Most, if not all of it can be done in Zbrush.
- Restricts me from doing PBR (Physics Based Rendering)
- Will not use neither Specular or Normal map in final render.
Stylized Moodboard
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Mermaid Gargoyle
The final idea I have is to create a Mermaid. Since the purpose of a gargoyle is to push away water, I thought this theme would fit quite well. Considering I'm used to working from a concept, it would be more of a challenge to come up with a creative design, however I think the pros make up for it and I would learn a lot in the process.
Pros
Pros
- Allows for a variation of different materials.
- Will have good use of both Zbrush and Maya.
- Fits with the water theme.
- Will have to use many different sculpting techniques.
- A bit more difficult to come up with a creative design.
Mermaid Moodboard
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