Major: Details and Wand cabinet

 The next items I texured were the clutter items, such as the books, Whicker baskets, mushrooms, apples, etc. 

For the books, I used a leather texture and coloured it, then added lines and circles to some to make them more detailed and older looking. I created several different textures to give variety.

For the Wicker baskets, I used this texture I found online - https://www.texturecan.com/details/151/ and modified it to create a more stylised look. I did the same texture for the round wicker basket.

Originally I was going to do the Jars next to the kettle the same colour as the appliances, but I decided to do them pink instead to add more variety in colours, and to bring the pink of the witches colour scheme into the kitchen more.

I also went back and edited the appliances to be a bit more pastel, directly colour picking from the witches colour scheme. I also lowered the shininess of them to make them look more like a paint or coating rather than coloured metal.


For the Wand Cabinet, I used a mix of different textures such as woods and metals to give each Wand a unique look. It took me quite a lot of tweaking to get the right look, but I'm happy with how they all came out in the end.





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