Tsubo-niwa | Unreal Challenge

[armacontreras (Armando Contreras Heredia)]

Tsubo-niwa

(TSUBO-NIWA (Better Light Than Never) - YouTube)

Student Submission: No

Credits to sourced content:
Mega Scans:

Japanese_Shrine_Stone_Floor
Japanese_Stone_Lantern
Japanese_Stone_Wall
Japanese_Wooden_Well_Roof
Mossy_Boulder
Mossy_Mounds
Mossy_Rocks
Small_Rocks_Pack
Dead_Leaves
Wild_Grass
Moldy_Concrete_Floor
Mossy_Concrete_Wall
Old_Stucco
Turbo Squid:

3D XfrogPlants Peach - Prunus Persica - TurboSquid 1737621

Free leaf 02 3D model - TurboSquid 1612275

Mine:

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• Description
  Hello, my name is Armando, I am a 3D artist from Mexico, this is my first time in an Unreal challenge, this time I decide to make a Tsubo-Niwa, this translates as “container garden”, I leave a small documental to explain it better .(Tsubo-niwa: Life Enhanced by Quintessential Spaces - Core Kyoto - YouTube)
• Engine version
  -UE5 (5.0.2)

[Get_DOVAH_it]

Greetings @armacontreras !

Welcome to the Unreal Engine community!

Your tsubo-niwa is really peaceful and serene. Sakura are very beautiful trees. You’ve done an amazing job creating the dragon sculpture and texturing it to fit perfectly in your scene!

Thank you so much for sharing the video from Core Kyoto. I never knew what these small gardens were called. I learned something new! This is a great way to stay connected to nature if you live in a “concrete jungle”. Have you ever seen a tsubo-niwa in person?

[armacontreras (Armando Contreras Heredia)]

Thank you, I’m glad you liked it, it’s always good to learn something new, in Mexico there are many gardens with small trees called “bonsai”, but I had never seen a tsubo niwa like in the videos.