My character model in Unity! I forgot to take photos of my player character while in substance but I think they look just as good in Unity. The weird poses are due to the idle animation.

I wanted a darker color scheme to match with the rest of the area and add some blood to his coat and body. The green zombie part did end up becoming covered but I like how it looks like mold now.

quite pixelated because of the way the Unity local player works, but here are the finished textures! Really happy with how this came out.

It’s Turtleneck Boy! With his iconic green turtleneck & deerstalker hat combo, he should have no trouble investigating what’s left of Kana’a Academy. Plus, with such a charming featureless face, anyone could pretend they’re Turtleneck Boy, investigating the past from his shorter point of view.

I ran out of time to do anything fancy so I just painted on the textures to give the illusion of clothes.

The texturing on him is pretty simple, just a little bit of detail and texture on the clothes to differentiate it from the skin. And then some texture on the staff to give it a more worn metal look.

Here’s my completed and textured octopus! I used the embroidery feature in Substance Painter for the hat.

Here are the textured models for my characters! I chose to cut the generic Disciple model in order to focus on the game’s two main characters, Izara and Rati’nex, and I’m fairly happy with how they’ve turned out! When doing their textures, I wanted to have some similar visual language between the two to imply…

Went through many variations since I didn’t want the dragon to look like a cow dragon. Wanted a feeling that the dragon gets into messes with the ink all over it adding a mischiveous nature to the character.

Here he is ! It took me a bit to prep him for texturing cuz I had some interesting geometry I needed to clean up in order to get him to keep the hardened edges and not auto-smooth to correct for the errors on import into substance. Thankfully by that point I had developed a…