Cost of Greed

I’ve always found the mafia theme fascinating — not just for the drama or mystery, but for the atmosphere it creates. There’s something really compelling about the combination of danger, luxury, and secrecy that defined the 1920s underworld.
For this project, I set out to create everything myself—materials, props, decals, and lighting—which was both exciting and rewarding.
I used High to Low poly workflow, RGB Masking, Vertex Painting and many more!
(Book and documents papers textures were found online)
My main goal was to sharpen my skills in all areas. I want to thank my mentor Billy Matjiunis for giving me effective advice and helping me strengthen my texturing and most importantly my technical skills, which I am a lot confident in.
I would also like to thank my fellow friend Linus for giving amazing feedback with my vision and helped me to .
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-THE COST OF GREED-
The year was 1929, and the air in Vincent DeLuca’s office was heavy with tension and the lingering scent of expensive cologne and aged whiskey. Set inside a rich Georgian-style office room. Where it has the rays of light shining through an arched window behind the office table
Carlo Gambino seeks out mafia boss Vincent DeLuca, offering a fortune to eliminate his own partner, Antonio DeVinci, and claim full control of his Company. But in a world ruled by power and blood, Vinnie knows one truth—greed has a price. And tonight, Carlo is paying it in lead.