I Tried Turning Photogrammetry Into Stylized Art – Was It Worth It?
Can you turn photogrammetry scans into stylized 3D models?
In this video, I test a new workflow by taking a Megascans model and transforming it into a stylized asset—no sculpting, just cleanup, decimation, and smart texturing. Was it worth the effort? Let’s find out.
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🔧 Tools Used:
Blender, Substance Painter
🎨 About VertexHorizons:
I’m a 3D environment artist sharing my journey, workflows, and free resources with the community. My goal is to inspire artists, showcase creative techniques, and help others build better scenes—whether for concept art, personal projects, or game development.
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0:00 - Intro
0:22 - Why?
0:42 - The Problem
1:07 - Method
3:10 - Conclusion
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