Friday, November 21, 2008
Animatic for Short Film in Progress
So, in my last post I mentioned that I was working on a short film, well here is a sneak peek at the progress on the animatic for that film. It's only about a tenth of the way there but it's coming whether you like it or not!
Saturday, October 11, 2008
3D Artist Demo Reel
Well, moving set me back a little but I'm back in the saddle again. I put together a demo reel to send out to local game companies. So, since I didn't have an update last month here's a big one.
Originally for my DVD Reel, the file was about 700mbs, but for this post I compressed it down to about 10mbs, cool. I got more stuff coming down the pipe including a short film and another character with Maya and ZBrush, next-gen style.
Friday, August 29, 2008
Sketchbook!
Hello! I've been keeping my sketchbook a secret for ahwile, but I'd like to share some of the characters I am developing for various personal projects. As you can see below, I have two different ideas that I'm working on now. One involves some futuristic armored heroes and the other idea involves a group of teenagers who will be unlikely heroes. Both ideas are for completely different stories but they have been on my mind a lot.
On my long list of things to do, I wanted to develop these two worlds for a comic-book mini series.

On the page below the far left drawing of the female (as yet unamed) character is something I began doodling when I was thinking about fantasy RPGs, I drew it awhile ago and found it recently in one of my older sketchbooks. I thougt it would be fun to revisit this drawing and update it with a newer version.
This character really takes me back to the days of paper and pencil RPGs. Back to the "in the garage" days as the band Weezer once put it.
It's hard to draw cute fantasy woman when you spend the majority of your time drawing armor heroes but, I still love my armor heroes.
take care all.
On my long list of things to do, I wanted to develop these two worlds for a comic-book mini series.

On the page below the far left drawing of the female (as yet unamed) character is something I began doodling when I was thinking about fantasy RPGs, I drew it awhile ago and found it recently in one of my older sketchbooks. I thougt it would be fun to revisit this drawing and update it with a newer version.
This character really takes me back to the days of paper and pencil RPGs. Back to the "in the garage" days as the band Weezer once put it.It's hard to draw cute fantasy woman when you spend the majority of your time drawing armor heroes but, I still love my armor heroes.
take care all.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
BAT Character Turnaround
So here it is, finally a turnaround video of the BAT Character. I'm getting my modeling demo reel ready for show so I've started to render these videos for the characters I've done. Sorry about the poor resolution on the title card, I had to sacrifice this to make the file size reasonable for uploading with my slow connection. Take care all!
Monday, June 30, 2008
Cinematic Model
I've made a promise to myself to upload new work at least once a month, it's funny how time flies. It's already the last day of June with only little over an hour to go until the first of July so by posting this I'm good. Anyway, for show and tell today I brought a model sheet of a character I modeled for a cinematic short being created to promote the game I'm working on.
Friday, May 16, 2008
Gallery Piece
Friday, April 18, 2008
Gallery Preview
Here's a sneak peak at the gun wolf model sheet made especially for the gallery show. I know the gallery doesn't open until Saturday but I was so excited how the the layout design came out that I had to post it here.

The printed version that is going to be in the gallery is 12" x 24" and cost way more than I expected when I took it to Kinko's for printing. Oh well, it is a good way to celebrate the completion of my models and my upcoming graduation too. Sorry about the watermark, but I realized that the more personal work that I post to the web the more careful I need to be.

The printed version that is going to be in the gallery is 12" x 24" and cost way more than I expected when I took it to Kinko's for printing. Oh well, it is a good way to celebrate the completion of my models and my upcoming graduation too. Sorry about the watermark, but I realized that the more personal work that I post to the web the more careful I need to be.
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