This one is a huge departure from my usual style, which I see as a good thing.
I’m really happy with how it turned out, not perfect, but it was super fun adding all the compositing. As much as I have learned to optimise my scenes, this render crashed my Mac like ten times due to the displacement needing subdivisions and the assets I used (wood debris, ruined house) having a high poly count.
If you think this isn’t historically accurate, that is probably correct.
Another render challenge, that was mostly an exercise in composition, making sure there were elements in the foreground and background as well as enough focus on the main subject.
This was a Subdivision surface modelling project, with the focus being on modelling and rigging the whale. It’s called fish because that was our assignment. I had one job
This one was meant to be a weekly challenge, but some things came up and I ended up only having about half a day to work on it. I still feel good about the post…
This project was a weekly challenge. I’m not thrilled with the galaxy or the reflections in the window, but I did have a decent amount of lore in mind so at least the setting makes…
A little Christmas spirit in this one, I did a perspective match/set extension sort of thing with a background image in the distance blending into 3d Modelled stuff.
This was a project aiming to capture the concept of endo- and exo-worlds in an Image. That is the thought that as an end-observer you are located within the system you are observing, whereas exo-observer…