Stylized Sci-Fi Skyscrapers and Towers - Day + Night mode!

  • January 06, 2021
  • 607 Downloads
  • 15 Likes
  • Blender 2.9x
  • Render: Cycles
  • Creator: voloskyscape
  • License: CC-BY
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Description:

Abstract futuristic skyscrapers and towers, stylized with vibrant colors and bright lights!

These models work with both Eevee and Cycles. All texturing procedural.

Each building also has an optional Night Mode with emissive shaders. This can be applied by changing the marked materials from the default shaders to the 'Night Mode' shaders.

Vert / Face counts:

Sky Dome Tower: 54,084 vertices 35,973 faces

Sky Bubble Tower: 16,400 vertices 16,152 faces

Red Cage Tower Base: 75,640 vertices 77,860 faces

Red Cage Tower Stacked: 226,920 vertices 233,264 faces

Column Tower: 22,820 vertices 22,750 faces

Hope you enjoy and have fun using these towers!

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Comments:

  • Denoiser profile picture
    Denoiser

    Cool Dude!!!

    Written January 07, 2021
  • voloskyscape profile picture
    voloskyscape

    Thanks! Glad you like it!

    Written January 08, 2021
  • Roman profile picture
    Roman

    Wow!!!!!!

    Written January 11, 2021
  • krishnakumar profile picture
    krishnakumar

    how did you made it ?

    Written May 05, 2021
  • voloskyscape profile picture
    voloskyscape

    For the towers: I planned the general shape on paper, and made it with base shapes. For windows, I subdivided the base shape and used "insert face > individual". Then I duplicated that object and resized / rotated / moved it to make the full tower. Then I added the extra elements (walkway, center stem, outer cage, etc)

    For the images: Two planes, above and below the camera, that use the tower collection as a particle system, with randomized scale. Then I added 2 suns, fog with a volumetric shader, and finally changed saturation / contrast / brightness using a mist pass, as well as glare + lens distortion + sun beam effects in the compositor. Hope this helps!

    Written May 11, 2021