Low-Poly Witch Cabin Scene - Student Capstone Project
Modelled in Autodesk Maya
Textured using Substance Painter and Adobe Photoshop

Witch Cabin - 6-Week Student Capstone Project

Exterior
Exterior
Interior
Interior
Bedroom
Bedroom
Kitchen
Kitchen
Reading Nook
Reading Nook
Potion Brewing
Potion Brewing
Rendered using IRay in Substance Painter
By clicking the button you can find the proposal and style guide document for the project. Below features work-in-progress screenshots from each milestone of the project's progression, as well as concept sketches and orthographic drawings from pre-production.
Document outlines belong to College of the North Atlantic - Video Game Art and Design
Witch Cabin Exterior Concept Sketch
Witch Cabin Exterior Concept Sketch
Witch Cabin Interior Concept Sketch
Witch Cabin Interior Concept Sketch
Witch Cabin - Bedroom Concept Art
Witch Cabin - Bedroom Concept Art
Witch Cabin - Bedroom Orthographic
Witch Cabin - Bedroom Orthographic
Witch Cabin - Kitchen Concept Art
Witch Cabin - Kitchen Concept Art
Witch Cabin - Main Floor Orthographic
Witch Cabin - Main Floor Orthographic
Table and Chair Concept Art
Table and Chair Concept Art
Houseplants Concept Art
Houseplants Concept Art
Console Table Concept Art
Console Table Concept Art
Tea Set Concept Art
Tea Set Concept Art
Locked Trunk Concept Art
Locked Trunk Concept Art
Wood Burning Cooking Stove Concept Art
Wood Burning Cooking Stove Concept Art
Pre-Production Concept Art and Sketches for Witch House Scene
Milestone 1 - Kitchen Blockout
Milestone 1 - Kitchen Blockout
Milestone 1 - Scene Blockout
Milestone 1 - Scene Blockout
Milestone 2 - Roof Details
Milestone 2 - Roof Details
Milestone 2 - Wood-Burning Cooking Stove
Milestone 2 - Wood-Burning Cooking Stove
Milestone 2 - Console Table
Milestone 2 - Console Table
Milestone 2 - Couch Addition
Milestone 2 - Couch Addition
Milestone 3 - Sample Textures
Milestone 3 - Sample Textures
Milestone 3 - Mushrooms
Milestone 3 - Mushrooms
Project Progression Screenshots - Autodesk Maya and Substance Painter

Additional Work

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