Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling APCG 330 Spring 2007 Andrea Hagey

2007 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Desk Gallery ->Andrea Hagey Andrea Hagey   Desk Scene                     East Village "Efficiency"   Inspiration My inspiration for this scene was the Stephen King novel, “The Dark Half”, in which the story’s evil protagonist rents a dirty little room in New York and attempts to write a book with nothing more than pencils and a notepad. I thought that a raving murderous lunatic might not necessarily be concerned with his furnishings if his focus was simply on writing and killing, so I made sure that the colors were dank and lifeless to reflect the feeling the book gave me about this man and his room.   The hovels for let in the East Village in New York are called “efficiencies” because of the comparatively moderate rent. I wanted to make this scene look like it was dingy and horrible, but that it could also be someone’s home. Objects Room with Window Andrea Hagey   Coat Rack Andrea Hagey   Backdrop: Cityscape Andrea Hagey   Rug Andrea Hagey   Glass Andrea Hagey   Notepad Andrea Hagey   Waste Basket Andrea Hagey   Pencil Andrea Hagey   Desk Andrea Hagey   Lamp Andrea Hagey   Chair Andrea Hagey Textures Desktop, Floor Wood_Dark_4.JPEG   Body of chair Wood_Color_5.JPEG   Windowsill & Trim Wood_Dark_2.JPEG   Body of Desk Wood_Lite_5.JPEG   Walls free-rusty-metal-texture-017.JPEG   Backdrop: Cityscape 71444546_da1163025b.JPEG   Rug pmb_persian_rug_abstract_0640x480.JPEG   Waste Basket Aluminum.tga Problems and Solutions My biggest problem was in figuring out how to make the colors of each texture fit together in such a way that there was continuity in the style of the scene. Lightwave was very limited on the number of wood textures available, and the colors clashed together horrendously, so my solution was to search online and find my own wood textures. The ones I found did a better job expressing the sensibility of the scene. Another problem I had was working outside lab time on other computers with different versions of Lightwave. I felt as though I lost a lot of time trying to navigate various versions of the program. Unfortunately, I was unable to find a solution to that problem. Time Frame Chair 45 minutes   Coat Rack 50 minutes   Glass 15 minutes   Notepad 30 minutes   Waste Basket 10 minutes   Desk 1.5 hours   Lamp 1 hour   Pencil 45 minutes   Rug 5-6 minutes   Room with Window 4-5 hours   Backdrop: Cityscape 20 minutes   Render Time 37.5 seconds   Thumbnail Render Time 1.3 seconds References www.threedgraphics.com/tc/Gallery/wood.html Wood_Dark_4.JPEG                                                   Wood_Color_5.JPEG                                                  Wood_Dark_2.JPEG                                                   Wood_Lite_5.JPEG                                                     http://free-textures.got3d.com/index.html free-rusty-metal-texture-017.JPEG http://static.flickr.com/34/71444546_da1163025b.jpg             71444546_da1163025b.JPEG www.irritatedvowel.com/Wallpaper/ImageView             pmb_persian_rug_abstract_0640x480.JPEG Lightwave:     Aluminum.tga King, Stephen. The Dark Half. Viking Penguin, 1989. 2007 Spring Concept Design and Storyboarding 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Desk Gallery Group Gallery Video Game Development Portfolio Video Game Project

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