Hiroshi

Model Summary

Hiroshi is a stylized digital sculpture developed as part of the Stability project, based on original concept art by Sam Bosma. This character features a distinct futuristic aesthetic, blending traditional character design with a sci-fi theme. It serves as a high-quality asset for creators looking for unique, concept-driven figures that stand out in a digital environment.

Included Assets

The asset package is comprehensive, providing the necessary files to integrate the character into various pipelines. It includes the native Blender project file along with standard FBX and OBJ exports for cross-platform compatibility. All essential textures and materials are provided to ensure the character retains its intended visual style. You can view the full context of this design at the official source reference: http://emiliestabell.com/portfolio/stability/Credit: which details the project’s artistic origins.

Mesh and Format Details

The model is built with technical efficiency in mind, making it suitable for real-time rendering and interactive applications. The geometry is clean and optimized for performance without sacrificing the silhouette of the original concept.

• Total Polygons: 11.6k triangles
• Total Vertices: 11.6k
• File Formats: .blend, .fbx, and .obj
• Materials and texture maps included

Potential Scene Uses

With its mid-range poly count, Hiroshi is well-suited for use in modern game engines such as Unity or Unreal Engine. The character fits naturally into science fiction settings, cyberpunk cities, or futuristic narrative experiences. It is a versatile addition to any Characters & Creatures library, whether utilized as a primary protagonist in an indie project or as a detailed background character in a cinematic sequence.