The assets you can see above are what I made using Blender to populate our levels for 'Forsaken Realms'; materials applied in Unity (using the standard HDRP). Due to the very limited timescale I had to develop these assets, most of them are low-poly models, all following a basic stylistic approach so that they could knit the world together in our collective vision. I considered their placement and purpose to engineer how the game was played from a mechanical view, such as accomodating mob-spawning or crowd-control for the players. Thereafter, in a stylistical lens too, such as progressing the narrative and using the cinematography to help achieve that progression. 

​

Over the summer following, I wanted to better my understanding of modelling and all of its principles, then practicing and experimenting for myself on the things I had learned. Gradually, I began to increase the poly-count of models I was creating as they became more complex and explored the very basics of rigging these models. Thus far, I have focused my efforts on creating weapons designed for atmospheric role-playing games or re-developing assets I had already done (below); you can find these on my Artstation too (here).