Tikal. RBA and National Geographic Archeology Collection.
This images are part of a comisioned work of RBA publishers to ilustrate a collection of books about arqueology for National Geographic.
3D reconstruction of the city of Tikal, the bigest city of the mayan civilization.
In this project, the modeling work was made in collaboration with:
- Andrés Armesto: https://www.artstation.com/armesto
- Alejandro Soriano: https://www.artstation.com/alejandrosoriano
- Carlos Paz
- Diego Blanco: https://www.artstation.com/diblur
View of te reconstructed Temple II in the Great Square of Tikal.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Andrés Armesto
- Alejandro Soriano
- Carlos Paz
Aerial view of the reconstructed mayan city of Tikal, in Guatemala.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Andrés Armesto
- Alejandro Soriano
- Carlos Paz
- Diego Blanco
The Square of the Seven Temples in Tikal.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Diego Blanco
Pyramid of 'Mundo Perdido' (Lost World) in Tikal.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Diego Blanco
View of the North Acropolis of Tikal.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Andrés Armesto
Cut away of the Temple I (or Temple of the Great Jaguar) In Tikal, showing the tomb of the king Jasaw Chan K'awil.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Andrés Armesto
View of the Great Square of Tikal over the Central Acropolis and the Temple I and II at both sides and the North Acrópolis at the background.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Andrés Armesto
- Alejandro Soriano
- Carlos Paz
The Palace of 'Las Acanaladuras' (The Grooves) in Tikal.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Carlos Paz
Representation of the water collection system in the Tikal reservoirs.
Modeled in collaboration with:
- Andrés Armesto
- Alejandro Soriano
- Carlos Paz
- Diego Blanco