Eyeglass Texture Painting for Augmented Reality
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Metal flakes suspended in cloudy tortoise
Green flocking
Azure worn denim layered with rubber
gold leaf under tortoise with semi-translucent green
Stained wood layers
Mottled pewter, metal in clear plastic, rubber
Metallic interior under blue/brown exterior
Semi-translucent brown and blue layers
Translucent matte plastic with refractive incandescence
Satin copper, black plastic, gold chrome, cloudy tort
Copper, striped leather and off-white under clear-coat
Gold sequins and smokey tort
Suspended colored sequins and glitter
Pearlescent coy skin pattern
Submerged horn and gold in transparent
Cloudy tortoise with pattern
Horn tortoise with etched gold wire
Textured fabric
Frosted plastic with gold leaf text
Interior metal foil with matte transparent exterior
Triple color tortoise
Marbled tortoise and semi-translucent arms
Translucent blush with gold
Three color tortoise pattern
Suspended foil strips in transparent plastic
Metallic pink flakes flashing between opacity and transparency set in purple transparent plastic
Bronze weave under clear-coat wayfarer
Ray-ban Aviators
Luxottica Glasses Try-on App
While working at Mirar one of our main contracts required painting 3D textures of high-end retail glasses on to High Poly models for the Glasses.com application. Here are some of the Mr. Checkers test renders, a series of 36 images with the head rotating from side to side, that were created to check our texture work against the actual product which we had in-hand to ensure material and detail fidelity. I painted the various maps in Mari using custom built dynamic templates of my own design, on 2048 pixel maps and high poly models, using a full compliment of material channels to accurately recreate the wide range of materials used in eyeglasses. Some were of simple shiny black plastic and chrome construction while others were truly bizarre and required some experimentation to pull of using our existing system.
