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Live Brief: Mary Poppins Pantomime (UPDATE)

So far the live brief is going incredibly well, i have begun designing each asset for the scene. So far I have been able to build Shuggy boats, outdoor benches, streetlights and carnival tents. Every asset that I have built so far has been built within Maya, however i do intend to move these assets over to Cinema 4D as my tutor has informed me that rendering with Octane will produce the better result. Octane is a plugin render for Cinema 4D and has been a plugin that I have wanted to try for a while as it specializes in creating sci-fi related scene. As I continue to progress with this live brief I will be sure to keep you all updated, there is still a lot of modelling, texturing and rendering to be done before im finished as I am still very much in the early stages of the brief. Below are a few of the assets that I have created and hopefully in the next few days i will have more to show you.



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