Charlie Whiffing OGR for what if metropolis project (25/11/2019)

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  1. Simon Holland 74November 29, 2019 at 12:57 AM

    Hey Charlie,

    a solid OGR, well done.

    you might want to give your orthographs a quick pass in Photoshop, use the levels to grey the white and darken your line work, this will make them easier to read once you have them in Maya.

    Think about how you are going to model the details such as window frames etc. As they will add additional life and detail to your world.

    You should also start thinking about how you are going to texture your models, and what sort of stylisation you are going to apply.

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