Theme Park Artwork

[Descendo]

Yep you got it, evil figment.

Not bad for someone who has never been to Orlando eh? Most people don't really understand my obsession with theme parks but it's moments like these that the facts come in handy haha..

Whoops, I've been neglecting this thread! Will post some more when I get the chance. :smiley:

Edit - In fact, here's a WIP:

Hasn't come through the scanner very nicely... Always blame your equipment eh

That's freakin' awesome! I wish I could I could sketch! I just model in Maya and trace in Photoshop (perspective is a b****). Did you draw it freehand or did you use projection techniques? (like that one where there are two reference points outside either side of the page)

I have some things to post here...which I will do once I'm at my own PC

I look forward to seeing your work! I am glad people are keeping this thread running! I don't have anything to post because motivation and I are not currently good friends.

 

[ChrisFL]

Basic Airship model I designed

Idea for a coaster car that can spin along the axis around the track....there is a ballast on the other side that moves in and out based on the weight of the passengers (I *THINK* that would work, physics speaking)

Very basic "park map" I had started to work on for a theme park project

Interactive Disney dark ride concept

I have many more, but they're top secret for now

 

[Descendo]

Amazing work ChrisFL! Those are some awesome ride system ideas! I am loving the coloring-in dark ride idea! What 3D software do you use?

The talented people on these boards do not cease to amaze me with each post on this thread! Keep your work coming guys!

 

[ChrisFL]

I use a combination of AutoCAD for the more tricky shapes, and Bryce3D for the basics and rendering...it's very easy to use and quite powerful, cheap too!

 

[DragonSlayer]

That's freakin' awesome! I wish I could I could sketch! I just model in Maya and trace in Photoshop (perspective is a b****). Did you draw it freehand or did you use projection techniques? (like that one where there are two reference points outside either side of the page)

Thanks Descendo! I'm still very much learning and experimenting, but it's fun - I agree about perspective, haha. I used perspective points to block out the first couple of buildings to get a proper grip on framing the scene, but the rest is freehand.

I very much like the dark ride concept Chris!

 

[Cole]

That's amazing Chris!!! You should definitely go into theme park design creating CG models a such. They'd probably eat you up

 

[DragonSlayer]

If we're doing 3D stuff...

A longboat designed for an Island Skipper Tours-esque attraction, both before and during texturing:

An ice cream stand with covered area (serving hatch in the tower) :

And a coaster station inspired by the original Hulk station concept art:

I used to design this stuff to make my own scenery to import into Rollercoaster Tycoon, but now I just make it for fun :smiley:

 

[Cole]

If we're doing 3D stuff...

A longboat designed for an Island Skipper Tours-esque attraction, both before and during texturing:

An ice cream stand with covered area (serving hatch in the tower) :

And a coaster station inspired by the original Hulk station concept art:

I used to design this stuff to make my own scenery to import into Rollercoaster Tycoon, but now I just make it for fun :smiley:

That's amazing too, I love that ship, also really unique textures looks professional!!! You guys are awesome, seriously get into the creative business of theme parks, both you and Chris

 

[Lucky Planet]

I used to design this stuff to make my own scenery to import into Rollercoaster Tycoon, but now I just make it for fun :smiley:

this pic, the black/yellow stripes, I've always liked that so much i got some of that tape and used it on some of my doors at home lol

 

[DisneyDweller]

Out of curiosity, did you draw this? or did you use a software?

 

[Viator]

from the looks, Computer 3D design on Indigo? Great photos and I think I saw those before..

 

[Viator]

Whats that striking thing on the roof I see...

 

[DragonSlayer]

Out of curiosity, did you draw this? or did you use a software?

Google Sketchup - people say it's a simplistic program but you can actually achieve some great results on complex objects.

from the looks, Computer 3D design on Indigo? Great photos and I think I saw those before..

I posted them on SGW at the time I made them, if you're a member there.

 

[Cole]

Everybody's review of Dracula untold at HHN

 

[mratigan]

King Kong Encounter model

Here are some picture of my recently made model of the original King Kong Encounter that was in Hollywood. Hope you guys enjoy it!
http://kolbykonnection.com/2014/09/28/king-kong-encounter-model/

 

[neoshinok]

Awesome! Now where is my 'Honey I Shrunk the Kids' machine so I can ride!

 

[Viator]

Everybody's review of Dracula untold at HHN

Pic of the year.

 

[Cole]

Pic of the year.

Lol thanks I try, here are the unlucky passengers from the tower of terror

 

[Cole]

Killer job man, hope to see more models from you in the future

 

[ChrisM]

Here is a 3D model I just finished for a 3D CAD class. The Roger E Broggie from the WDW Rail Road.