Oblivion's Imperial City Reimagined With Next-Gen Graphics

According to the author, he was fully responsible for all aspects of production utilizing multiple 3D software to bring the environment to life. Emil's original ArtStation post reveals that the scene was made using 3ds Max, Nuke, SpeedTree, World Creator, and V-Ray.

Here are some of the renders and behind-the-scenes shots shared by the artist, you can check out more by visiting Emil's ArtStation page:

If you would like to learn more about Emil's environment art pipeline, we also recommend checking the breakdown shared by the author back in 2021, in which he and 3D Artist Narcis Calin explained how Dark Souls' Undead Asylum was recreated with Houdini, ZBrush, 3ds Max, Substance 3D Painter, and V-Ray. You can access the full breakdown by clicking this link.

And here are some more next-gen versions of various locations from The Elder Scrolls game that were featured previously on 80 Level:

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