A collection of images that I have gathered to hone down the style of building that I am hoping to produce. These images give me a good understanding of the different parts of the building I can split up and consider for the modular approach. For example, I could produce a variety of different cornices with different patterns and dentil placements which could seamlessly attach to a variety of building facades.
I have also researched into the specific parts of buildings, which will make it easier to search for specific photo reference and refer to conventions that actual buildings follow too.
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Source: Nevin (2007) |
For aesthetics, I originally planned to theme it on the streets of Akihabara in Japan, which 'Cyberpunk' draws a lot of reference from. Using bright neon lights against a dark, blue toned backdrop for contrast. Where the signs on the side of buildings for advertisement were so plentiful, it seems like any available space is used for the signage. However, I wasn't too sure about if this would be possible in the time I had, having to model these assets, and devise a system of ensuring they fit together in a modular structure.
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A collection of images highlighting the palette and recurring elements of 'cyberpunk' cities |
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Images detailing a brassier sci-fi interior, showing more recurring elements of the genre. Hard surfaces, bright lights and rounder geometry than contemporary architecture. |
Sources
Nevin, S. (2007). Building Parts Diagram. [online] Gallery.insanart.com. Available at: http://gallery.insanart.com/v/design/buildingparts.jpg.html [Accessed 23 Nov. 2017].
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