Music Box

A full range of renders for my final 3D asset design, which was conceptualized, modelled, textured and rendered from scratch. I wanted to create a small but detailed 3D model completely from my own design which would not only showcase good topology, but effective texturing and rendering also. I modelled the entire asset in Maya and 3DS Max, Zbrush for the organic Ballerina and textured the entire model in Substance and Photoshop. To render I used Arnold within Maya. The idea for this was…

Some Music Box 3d model. Hi and Low poly model.

Plays tune: "Once Upon A December". Winds-up on the underside Alexandra and Nicholas twirl around the dance floor as the music plays SFMB's Anastasia royal blue gift box. Anastasia & 1997 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation Approx. Dimensions: 3.5H x 4W x 4L inches when closed Wonderfully hand crafted and painted for exquisite detailing

In 1907 Felix and Nikolai Yusupov gave this Fabergé music box to their parents, Prince Felix and Princess Zenaida, as a twenty-fifth wedding anniversary present. Six of the Yusupov palaces are depicted in sepia enamel panels. When opened, the music box plays "The White Lady" by François Boieldieu, the march of the senior Prince Felix's regiment, the Imperial Horse Guards.

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A small music box received from a young Yharnam girl. Plays a song shared by her mother and father. Inside the lid is a small scrap of paper, perhaps an old message. Two names can be made out, however faintly. Viola and Gascoigne. Used for the Father Gascoigne Boss Battle.

Amber Hunt ballet photography; weheartit.com; me, by whichever ballet photographer took my picture when I was 5. My very first inspiration friday, a concept that will hopefully force me to post more often as I have been very neglectful ONCE AGAIN. I've always had a fascination with ballet. I think it is such a beautiful art form. I started ballet classes when I was about four and was inevitably always the clumsiest little aspiring ballerina in the class, the one with the perpetually messy…

Mechanical Music Box