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Tutorial: Recreating Dome of Cologne in Substance Designer

Learn how to create complex architecture in SD with this tutorial from Carlos Perfume.

Carlos Perfume and Levelup.Digital released a new tutorial that goes over the process of creating intricate gothic architecture in Substance Designer. In this case, Carlos Perfume shows how to recreate a part of the famous Dome of Cologne.

The tutorial discusses do's and don'ts and shares the artist's personal techniques for achieving high-quality results. It is also filled with tips useful for different environment projects. 

 

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Carlos Perfume is an Environment Artist who contributed to the development of the Halo series at Microsoft/343 Industries. He is now working at Heart Machine (Hyper Light Drifter)

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