Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling CSCI 140 Spring 2005 Robin Kunstman

2005 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Robin Kunstman Robin Kunstman   Final Scene   Beezy day   Inspiration My idea was to show something from nature. I just felt that I would not be comfortable modeling inorganic, harsh objects. Though organic modeling is difficult, I went with it because I decided on modeling bees. Though they are organic, the shapes that make up their bodies can be made from more simple geometry. And I wanted to model something in the air just for kicks. Objects Bee3(x2) Robin   Sunflower Robin   Block Robin     Textures Textures Robin   Bump map Robin Sunflower Image http://www.treegracefarms.com/ gallery/images/ sunflower.jpg Time Frame Planning 3 hour Bee3 model 10 hours Sunflower & block under 1 hour Layout 2 hours Lighting 20 minutes Image, textures & bump map10 hours Render time 1 minute  Problems and Solutions The modeling took the most time but was actually the easiest part. I pretty much just molded balls with magnet and bend to get the shapes. I took some time getting the wing texture the way I wanted it. I just fiddled around with procedural textures and preset bump maps ‘till I found what I wanted. My original idea was to have the scene inside of a hive, but then I realized I had no idea how to model the hive, so I went to the next choice of an out side scene. Originally I wanted to model the Sunflower all my self, but that combined with getting a good texture on it took too much time, and the flower wasn’t as important as the bees, so I made a backdrop and found a perfect image, and just modeled the part that I wanted to really seem 3-D, then made a good bump map and that was it. References Chris Peterson Bump Map tutorial ‘03 2005 Spring 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Concept Design and Storyboarding Video Game Design Project

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