Dragon Knight: Kitchen Assets

10/9/2014

Technical Breakdown

Shelf - Polycount = 62 (124 tris)
Cupboard - Polycount = 56 (112 tris)
Fireplace - Polycount = 26 (44 tris)
Crate - Polycount = 54 (108 tris)
Stool - Polycount = 156 (156 tris)
Tall Chair - Polycount = 108 (208 tris)
Chair - Polycount = 108 (208 tris)
Barrel - Polycount = 124 (124 tris)
Bucket - Polycount = 60 (116 tris)
Kettle - Polycount = 44 (92 tris)
Box - Polycount = 6 (12 tris)
Open Box - Polycount = 46 (92 tris)

Texture Map Sizes = 512x512

Software used:
Autodesk 3dsMax
Photoshop
Paint.net

Made for UDK / Unreal Engine 3

Dragon Knight was first concepted by Dylan Mellot and Lazaro Reisis in March 2014. They took this concept further in Advanced Level Design and decided to make a short game from this. My job was to create environment assets that would be used in the kitchen level.

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I'm a graduate of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh majoring in Game Art & Design with a Bachelor of Science Degree.I have a strong interest in games and the games industry.

I try to keep my skills fresh in my spare time by reviewing and researching new methods and tools released for game developers.