Saturday, October 18, 2014

Discordia

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Discordia

3D artist and interactive producer Brian Stark turned Stephen King’s “The Dark Tower” series into an interactive online game – http://www.stephenking.com/darktower/discordia.html – using CINEMA 4D.


Stark modeled nearly everything in the game from scratch and used various CINEMA 4D modules, such as the Cloth functionality in MAXON’s MOCCA 3, to do things like drape fabric in a realistic way.


Artist: Brian Stark


Country: United States





Click the link below to watch full tutorial :
Discordia

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