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Assembling Abandoned Middle Eastern Courtyard in 3D Using Pass-Based Workflow
a80_lv · latvia · global
Irmak Çavun talks about how the culture she grew up in inspired the Abandoned Middle Eastern Courtyard project, how she switched up her workflow in favor of a pass-based approach to save time, and how she created an efficient, quick-to-use material system.
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