3D Art and Animation

In June 2021 I got a six month license for Zbrush as a way to cope with the ongoing lockdowns in Melbourne. My friend and professional/award winning character artist, Joe Tolliday, was between jobs and offered to help catch me back up. Thus the Cam Jams began.

My first sculpt was the Skull below. In those six months I tried to get caught up as much as I could using Zbrush only. It then finished off in November 2021 with a three hour sculpt-off where I submitted my Chicken-Zilla.

You can keep up to date with my new art adventures over on my new artstation.

New Sculpts!

Older Stuff

Back in my days before my career in marketing and sales I was learning 3D art and animation as part of my studies at Swinburne. Below you can see the multiple projects I was a part of including fan work, university projects and technology tests in between.

Featured
Character: Pirate

Pirate for a cancelled game. Modelled, sculpted and rigged, complete with facial animations.

Original 2D Concept: Kenneth Anderson
Built in: Maya, Mudbox, Photoshop and Unity
Details: 9312 triangles using a 1024 Diffuse, Specular and Normal map

Character: Toof Boy

From a cancelled project.

Original Concept: Damian Asling
Built in: Maya, Photoshop and Unity

Environment: Gold Rush Diorama

Created for a university project using students models.

Created in; Maya, After Effects and Photoshop

Character: Scrab

My first attempt at using Zbrush for sculpting on a low poly mesh.

Original Concept: Oddworld Inhabitants
Built in: Maya and Zbrush.
Specs: 712 Triangles, 1024 Diff, Norm, Spec

Character: Abe

Practising full body and facial animation rigs.

Original Concept: Oddworld Inhabitants
Built in: Maya and Zbrush
Specs: 1243 Triangles, 1024 Diffuse, Normal and Specular maps

Character: Elum

Practicing rigging and animation.

Created in Maya in 2010

Environment: Soulstorm Brew Machine

Practising animation and lighting

Original Concept: Oddworld Inhabitants

Demo: Swinburne Building Tour

Pitched to the Marketing department of Swinburne University we built a replica of their new building that was playable on mobile. It was targeted towards international prospective students who want to experience the campus.

Built in UDK (Unreal Engine 3)