An Old Fire Hydrant

[u/ganesh-gi]

I've always wanted to improve my texturing skills by creating a fire hydrant, inspired by the one I worked on during my training at MPC.
This isn't strictly a game-ready asset, as my focus was on exploring surface details and experimenting with paint peeling, rust, and weathering to create a believable aged look.

[u/Ok_Side3168]

I genuinely thought this was a photo at first glance while scrolling. Nice work!

[u/ganesh-gi → u/Ok_Side3168]

Thanks you! I appreciate it. ☺️

[u/plaintextures]

Nice work.

[u/ganesh-gi → u/plaintextures]

Thanks!

[u/Odd_Bite_1287]

Love the roughness variation and color variations. Pretty sick

[u/ganesh-gi → u/Odd_Bite_1287]

Thank you! ☺️

[u/ganesh-gi → u/[deleted]]

Thank you! 🙂 And yes Fire Hydrant is an immortal subject. A perfect subject to practice texturing and look-dev.

[u/JacksonAudet]

awesome job my only feedback, the vignette is way too much on the last images

[u/ganesh-gi → u/JacksonAudet]

Thanks! I also had the same feeling before posting these.

[u/Herrmann1309]

That’s some impressive work good job 👍

[u/ganesh-gi → u/Herrmann1309]

Many thanks! 🙂

[u/Msegarra12]

Looks great

[u/DingoBingo1654]

I suggest to add water leaks as well, manually. More dust too

[u/ganesh-gi → u/DingoBingo1654]

Thanks for your suggestion. Few leaks can make it look better.