The trim sheet took me a while to fit all the items in the layout and think of what to add to the sheet as I multitask and make the sheet while making the model itself. I started by making the sheet references from the example sheet from Blackboard.
Trim sheet layout and base colour
Wood beam process
For wood beams, I started making basic wood beam shapes then adding shadings in greyscale. I then duplicate and stack them so I can have both pink wood and brown wood beams by using gradient maps.
Door process
The door was made with the same technique, base colour -> Greyscale -> gradient map with the addition of golden nails on the door.
Windows and signs process
The windows are quite fun to make. I try to make the inside of the shop but blur them later for the glasses pane as it looks weird on the actual shop. It took me a few tries to get the right design of the signs.
Outlines and colour inside of the shop
Adding blur, shadow, and lighting
Painting signs with gradient maps
Stone process
The stones are quite easy to do by using references and using a similar technique to the stone wall tiling.
Testing Trim sheet
First version
Second version
Final Piece
When the trim sheet was finally finished I was so relieved because it meant I could finally work on the foliage. I am very happy with the colour pallet I chose for this project, it was hard at first to select only one.
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