CatSkullMask

ABOUT

In the age of old Egypt, when chains were as common as crowns, a nameless man rose with no army, no gold, and no birthright—only a dream. His weapon was not a blade, but a cat-skull mask, worn in silence to erase his identity and become something larger than himself. The mask turned a poor man into a symbol, slipping through the alleys of power where slavery and betrayal ruled. Behind bone and shadow, fear spread among kings and masters alike, for they could not hunt what had no face. The cat-skull did not grant strength—it granted anonymity, and with it, the courage to strike at the monarchy and ignite the hope of freedom for those who had none.

CREDITS

This 3D model and its rendering were created at the Visualization and Interaction in Digital Media (VIS) program of HS Ansbach.

Supervisor: Maximilian Pichler 

Softwares used: Blender, Adobe 3D Substance Painter, Unreal Engine 5