3D Historical Building Model and Texturing – Case Study & Portfolio
Introducing the Al-Diriyah Palace Ruin – 3D Historical Building Model and Texturing, a high-quality digital reconstruction that captures the majesty and decay of this iconic ancient palace. Created by a Pakistan-based 3D artist, this project emphasizes detailed architectural modeling, sculpting, and realistic texturing to portray the palace ruins authentically.
Client Request and Project Goals:
The client requested a historically accurate 3D model of the Al-Diriyah Palace Ruin that conveys the atmosphere of the old civilization, suitable for cultural preservation, virtual tours, and educational materials.
Workflow and Skills Utilized:
Using Blender, the ruins were modeled with precise geometry and sculpted details to replicate stone erosion and architectural features. Textures were created using PBR materials that simulate weathered stone, dust, and moss.
Lighting and rendering employed Blender’s Cycles engine to evoke mood and emphasize the palace’s grandeur and decay. Client feedback helped refine material aging effects and lighting atmosphere.
Optimization and Export:
The 3D historical building model and texturing was optimized for real-time applications and cinematic renders, delivered in Blender files, FBX/OBJ exports, and high-resolution texture maps.
Premade Assets and Related Projects:
Explore more historical and architectural models on my CGTRADER portfolio or view related projects such as the Squid Game Mask 3D Asset.
Results and Benefits:
This 3D historical building model and texturing provides cultural institutions, educators, and digital artists with a compelling visual tool to preserve and showcase ancient heritage.
Why Choose Us?
Based in Pakistan, UmarAnimators.com specializes in detailed historical 3D modeling and texturing with a focus on authenticity, artistic quality, and client satisfaction.
For commissions or to explore more 3D historical and architectural models, visit umaranimators.com. Your feedback and collaboration are always welcome!
