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Published: 2014-01-25 23:14:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 22035; Favourites: 945; Downloads: 423
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Software Used:- Autodesk Maya 2013
- ZBrush 4
- Substance Designer 3
- Mental-Ray (rendering)
- Adobe Photoshop CS6 (post-production)
[Concept by Mitchell Mohrhauser]
Follow my art on [facebook]! There is a [Step by Step] of this image there
copyright Β© 2014 Jorge Barros
Edit: Thank you so much for the Daily Deviation, it means a whole lot to me! And many, many thanks for leaving your comments, faving and watching, it sure motivates me to keep working! Β
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Thank you very much, Katie! And thank you for faving!
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omg i thought this was a real photo lol
jeezus
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Hahaha I guess that's a good sign!
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WELL YEAH LOL <3
I hope you model stuff for video games or whatever <3Β
Welcome<3
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I do, I do 
I work at a recent studio here in Portugal, which aims high, very high! Let's see how we fare!...
I'll post stuff here as soon as I get permissions
Again, thanks! <3
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ohjeez
i'm so happy for youuuu <333
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Wow ;o; Β This is absolutely gorgeous! Β I wish that I could live in a house like this (:
Congrats on the DD as well!
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Thank you so much, Kim! And thank you for faving it ^_^
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Thanks, Emy! And thank you for faving it!
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I'm getting that Bioshock vibe...
Congrats on getting the DD!
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Thank you very much, Artyom, and also for faving it!
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Congratulations on the Daily Deviation!
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excellent work! It reminds me of a scene from bioshock
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Thanks! 
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Thank you, Anya, glad you like it! And thank you for faving it! ^_^
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Wonderful colour palette. Great lighting and framing - turning a great technical 3D render, into a genuine piece of art. I love the subject matter too - just enough futuristic hints, without taking away the essence of what makes an establishment which looks after the oldest profession just that.
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Thank you very much for your feedback, I truly appreciate it, and for adding my work to your collection of favourites!
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No problem. It was a pleasure to comment.
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Hahaha nope, sorry! 
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My pleasure, if you get a chance you should look up the wren's nest. The creator of brer rabbit and such. His house looks similar to this its in Atlanta Georgia
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Welcome, to the underwater city of Rapture.
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Haha I haven't played Bioshock, I guess it's too creepy for my taste Β
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Dang, that lighting is the best. I assume it's some kind of bordello, but my immediate thought upon seeing it was that it looked like a really comfy place to hang out.
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Yeah, I assumed it was some kind of brothel too when I first saw the original 2D concept (the link is in the description
Thank you very much for your comment, Korinne, and also for faving!
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No problem, you did a great job!
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This is beyond beautiful. The only thing that seems slightly off is the repetition in the staircase texturing, but all in all it's absolutely hypnotic - I saw this featured below and just had to say so. You'd be a god at set or level design modeling for movies and/or games.
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Thank you very much for taking the time to comment, Stephen, and also for faving! Yeah, I guess the repetition doesn't work that well.. The original 2D concept (the link is in the description) has a repeating texture there too, but I guess it works better there, maybe because of how the lighting affects it!..
I do work as a 3D artist at a games studio, it's been over a year now, but haven't had the pleasure to create something like this yet
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Absolutely
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I don't have many advices other than working very hard in order to turn your portfolio (and specially your skillset) richer and richer. I've heard that studios don't care much about what you study, they want to know what you're capable of doing. Of course, having a visual arts degree helps you a lot, as they won't completely ignore your Education background, but showing them that you can do what they need, and do it well, is a very important step towards your objective. I had a 4-year-length degree in Digital Arts and Multimedia + 2 year Masters' degree in Animation by Computer. When I concluded my studies, I faced a year and half of unemployment, during which I worked as hell on my own. I finally made a demoreel, sent my application to more than 500 places, and only 2 or 3 replied, and asked me to make an art test, which apparently they did not approve. Then, one studio only 4km away from my home called me for an interview and eventually hired me. I've been working there since, and projects keep coming. I barely have time to work or even feel like doing it on my freetime, as professional work drains all my energy x) Unfortunately, this industry requires that you are very skilled, if you have no professional experience.. Seems like noone is interested in accepting juniors, every studio wants experienced artists. But how can you gain experience if no one gives you the chance to get it?.. It's very difficult, specially if you live in a country other than the one where the studios are. You are from the United States, so I believe it must (or at least should) be a little easier for you to apply for an internship. I'd say that's the best option you have
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Thank you, Cristina! Hope you had a nice day too! Β
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Somehow the atmosphere reminds me a little of the first Black Mirror. ^^
Either way, really great work
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Never played it!
Thank you! Β
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You should, it's a really great game!
Very welcome. ^^
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