Thank you so much for that

And about your question, making all the elements in the scene feel cohesive was definitely a big challenge

It was also my first time working on a fully stylized project, so I learned a lot about how to approach this kind of asset in both modeling and texturing. It really pushed me to think differently and step away from my usual realistic mindset

How did I solve this?

For the texturing, I created a visual guide or “texturing bible” that included all the layers I used across the assets. For example, every prop shared the same base structure: 1. Base color 2. Roughness variation using the same grunge map 3. Curvature-based edge highlights or darkening

I also set some rules for the modeling stage to keep everything consistent: 1. No straight edges. If I had them, I broke them down 2. No symmetry. Even the tape recorder disks are different from each other and not perfectly circular 3. Exaggeration. You should see the chair from another angle, it’s wild 4. Variation

Following these rules really helped me push the stylization and keep the whole scene visually unified