Hitmarker Spotlights: Exploring the Work of Remarkable 3D Artists
Let's take a look at the fantastic work of four talented 3D artists who have made an impact in the art community this week.
1. Festival by Thomas Fraser, 3D Artist from Vancouver, Canada
Thomas Fraser from Vancouver, Canada, made an amazing 3D world inspired by a spooky story called "The Festival" by H. P. Lovecraft. He's turned words into pictures, and the scary vibe of the story comes alive in his art. It's like stepping into a mysterious and eerie world that Lovecraft imagined.
View the full project here.
2. Hunt for the Prisoner by Michael Kahn-Rose, Lighting Artist from Denver, USA
Michael Kahn-Rose, a lighting artist hailing from Denver, USA, showcases his mastery of the craft in his project titled "Hunt for the Prisoner." created using Unreal Engine 5.2.
View the full project here.
3. Abandoned Chapel Environment by Core3D Game Art from Jaipur, India
The talented team at Core3D Game Art, an art outsourcing studio located in Jaipur, India, has unveiled an impressive creation – the Abandoned Chapel Environment. Crafted within the Unreal Engine, this interior environment is a testament to the studio's expertise in crafting immersive virtual spaces.
View the full project here.
4. Amsterdam Stylized Map by Tuur Sangers, Environment Artist from Heerlen, Netherlands
Tuur Sangers, an environment artist hailing from Heerlen, Netherlands, invites us to explore his Overwatch-inspired stylized interpretation of Amsterdam. With a unique and captivating approach, Sangers combines artistic vision with technical prowess to deliver a charming and visually engaging representation of the city.
View the full project here.
