Final update to the fantasy shopping street blog series. I decided to complete the piece this week, and while further pieces, models, or updates could be done to improve it, the scope creep went a bit overboard, and alot of details were hidden. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/YB3JeX

Continued with texturing the piece this week. added a couple of trees and bushes, created and added a water fountain by the school building. I also added a few surface imperfections to break the cleanliness of a few materials. Also added a wall from Quixel Bridge around the school

Next week I will be adding whatever finishing touches I can think of for the piece.

This week I worked on the Materials for the piece. I created a landscape material with various info layers, and a number of tileable materials for the walls, roof, etc. I used the world position material method to ensure limited seams between pieces, and reworked the Blend files to straighten UVs.

I used textures from AmbientCG which uses the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal License. The Bazaar windows were created with 3DTudor's stained glass material pack.

Next week will be a continuation of materials including the School building.

This week I continued with the PCG housing following along with a tutorial series by 'Procedural Minds' on YouTube. 

Scope creep for this project is getting a tad out of hand, for this 'simple' fantasy shopping street, so I will be creating doors for the opening for the housing, instead of having interiors, maybe if this was being used for a larger project I would, but this is just a composition piece. 

Next week I will be working on the landscape, and starting on the material generation.

This week, I created some modular housing pieces, and began using Unreals PCG to create a housing unit, following along with a tutorial series by 'Procedural Minds' on YouTube.

Next week will be a continuation of this process 

This week, I went away for a few days, so only a small amount of work was done on this piece. I added the rails to the rest of the mezzanine and added the divider walls to the underside to split up the Bazaar space.

This next week will focus on some house buildings surrounding the Bazaar

This week I added the Mezzanine flooring to the Bazaar, and began adding rails.

Created the bazaar building with modular pieces.

The interior of the Bazaar will look alot like the below, with an upper floor mezzanine and divider walls between areas.

The next week will be spent filling out the floor and walls of the interior.

Continued work on bazaar pieces this week. Created a roof, and some internal structures, such as upper floors and walls

Next week will be a continuation of the bazaar

Continued this week with modelling parts of the Bazaar and importing them into Unreal

Next week will be a continuation of the Bazaar building/