The Diorama Project (Part 1)

    To start off this project, I came up with the idea of creating a Godzilla diorama. This entailed a simple japanese village atmosphere and the Gdozilla's batteling each other. I chose this as my diorama because I wanted to touch base with my childhood past of constantly playing with action figures. I first started with a reference for my Godzilla build and this time I ended up using Blender to create my 3D models.


    By using this reference I ended up creating a low-poly model of Godzilla. This definitely was a pain to 3D model due to the amount of detail that was needed for giant monster. For the villages I used primative shapes to keep things simple. I wanted the main focus of my diorama project to be on Godzilla.










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