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Artist: Jonathan BENAINOUS Title: Baroque Ceiling - Substance Designer - by Jonathan BENAINOUS “Available on Gumroad: https://gumroad.com/l/XsmUt Hi guys, Here is my latest hard surface study fully made in Substance Designer. The goal of this project was to create a Baroque Ceiling inspired by the church "Santa Maria in Aracoeli" in Rome. The Height is made out of 30 sub graph combined together as It was part of the challenge to make It integrally in SD. Faces, Wings, Keys, Ropes, Leaves, Crowns, Festoon, Volutes, etc... Everything has been made 100% in Designer and rendered in Marmoset Toolbag3. Shootout to Alexander Prokopchuk for his Perspective node (Available on Substance Share) who was really useful on some specific shapes, like ribbons and volutes. It took me some patience to finalize the project but I really had some fun on It Time for me now to optimize the file and I'll wrap this up to make It available on Gumroad soon! Hope you'll like It Cheers,” Masterpiece (yes, this is a render) ...
Ger Lataster’s “Icarus Atlanticus” and Seeing Too Many Painted Ceilings in Europe
Ger Lataster’s “Icarus Atlanticus” and Seeing Too Many Painted Ceilings in Europe
Ah, the baroque painted ceiling. I don’t think it’s possible to visit a castle, palace, villa or historical government building in Europe without seeing at least one, if not many. The most well-known examples can be found in churches from the 17th and 18th century in Rome or the Palace of Versailles in France. These ceilings, made for the richest and most powerful people on earth at the time had…
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