If your imagination has been in hibernation, shake off the last frost of the season and dive into February’s Top 5!
Zhang Jun – “遥远的记忆” (Distant Memory)
Using a different workflow, Zhang Jun’s, “遥远的记忆 (Distant Memory),” achieved results similar to the project it was inspired by, David Holland’s, “Meadows UE4”. See another approach to building a stylized world in our interview with Florian Elie!
Rafael Rodriguez – “Mechobot Pod Řípem”
We love seeing SpeedTrees appear in unusual worlds and Rafael Rodriguez’s depiction of Adolf Lachman’s, “Parabots,” fits the bill. If you’re looking to make your environment expansive and game-ready like Rafael’s, be sure to optimize your vegetation.
cghong 红糕 – “Fairy Scene”
Cghong 红糕’s dreamy, “Fairy Scene,” makes us feel like we’re drifting into Spring. Build a dynamic tree that straddles the line between fantasy and reality with Adrian Lambert’s “Fantasy Weeping Tree” tutorial!
Dmitry Kemiansky – “Kaldheim Official Cinematic (Extended Cut) — Magic: The Gathering”
We’ve been fans of Dmitry Kremiansky’s work since we first reached out to him 2019. Seeing his vegetation in this stunning cinematic got us amped up to grab our decks and battle! Get a glimpse of Dmitry’s early work in his first Artist Highlight!
Michal Rudkowski – “LakeHut”
One of the most impressive aspects of Michal Rudkowski’s, “LakeHut,” is that he used just three tools to bring it to life: SpeedTree, Maya, and Substance Painter. If you’re looking to create pines for your next scene, we’ve got just the stream for you.
Start your next project with SpeedTrees inspired by February’s Top 5!
Scots Pine
(Cinema)
The lakeside conifers in Michal Rudkowski’s, “LakeHut,” are reminiscent of our scots pine.
Japanese Acontifolium
(Cinema)
The shapely blue tree and the canopies of the cherry blossom trees in cghong 红糕’s, “Fairy Scene,” resemble our Japanese acontifolium.