Shading Update

More Shaders!

Current work in progress... finalizing the look of the shaders altogether and scene and still need to add glass and assign the green material a shader.

Camera Update

With suggestions from class on wednesday, I made adjustments suggested by rotating the camera slightly so the Trex doesn't look like he's "puking the arc" and positioned his tail to curve to the right.

The Bone shader is on him for now, will update color break up on bone.

Ball Update #2

Paint Over & Palette

A Night at the Museum

References

The lighting style will be mostly like this picture below with a very contrasty look and slightly warm feel to the light.

The lighting to come through windows

Another reference for the windows, but not as much artificial lighting on the inside. Inside lighting would be more like the first reference image.

Shaders

Bone Shader
everything is procedural except for the displacement, which the map can be easily changed out if the user doesn't like it.
the shader at normal range for Jared and Trisha

the closest the shader would be shown (my shot)

Steel/Chrome Shader by Rachel Cunningham
this shader was used during the summer course, and I got Rachel's permission to use it for the Digital Lighting class. The shader has maps, but they transfer well on to other objects.

Shaders

Final Shot 

Shader list

*bones

*walls - granite, stone tiles of various shades of tan/brown/grey

*columns

*plaster for moldings

*opaque glass for light bulbs

*ceiling- patterns
*Brass
*Iron
*Steel

I have a pinterest board for all my shaders references which you can find here to view all of them at once.

Shader References

Wall

Ceiling

Floor

Granite

Window (I don't need this but thought it was great reference)

Plaster Molding

Column

Bone

Glass

Brass

Iron

Steel

Lighting Challenge

I'm choosing to do the lighting challenge of the museum.

Possible Camera Angles:

References: