Started to add customers. For the moment just one.
Sushi Bar IV
Month: September 2018
Sake Bottles and Packaging Boxes
Today I’ve continued my work with the sake bottles adding some packaging boxes; here the result:
Sake Bottles
I’ve remade the sake bottles in order to make them to look more Japanese (the bottles I did a couple years ago were meant for another project and looked too much like European wine imho, even with the Japanese stickers I added). So I made some new model, some new stickers and worked on the glass shader to make the material to look more realistic. Here the result:
Sushi Bar III
I’m still working on the sushi bar and I’ve made some progress. I’ve added a few assets and improved some old ones. I made a new curtain (noren) for the exterior and remade the one with the maneki cat because I didn’t like the previous version. I modeled some cloth hangers for the back of the restaurant and some posters (this part was easy thanks to some great public domain Ukiyo-e paintings ), a clock and some flowers.
Modular Snap System v1.3 released
Sushi Bar II
I’ve modeled a few new assets (chairs, menu, pots, etc) for the sushi bar and it’s starting to look good. I would like to add some posters, flowers, and, of course a chef and a couple of customers. In the mean time, enjoy these screenshots.
Sushi Bar Preview
Since a couple of days, I’m working modeling a sushi bar inspired by the Sushi Gin restaurant in the Yakuza series (in particular, I’m playing Kiwami 2 right now, so that’s my reference). Here a little preview of the work in progress; I plan to add chairs, the fish for the sushi, the menu and other little details to the scene, but I couldn’t restrain me from publishing these early screenshots. Continue reading “Sushi Bar Preview”
Japanese House Update
It’s a little while I don’t publish anything about the Modular Japanese House project, I’m still working on it. Actually since my last update, I did a lot of work in order to change all materials and, in general, the approach to texturing. Continue reading “Japanese House Update”