This is my favorite project from the quarter. Both models were created primarily from memory and reference images, although many of the reference images were not very detailed. The most difficult part of the project was creating the wheels on the drone, due to the drone wheels having an odd surface, and making the overall proportions look correct. Nearly every part of the models was created using Editable Poly, which became my most-used modeling tool throughout the quarter. Compared to my earlier work, these models required much more attention to detail and accuracy. I feel this project demonstrates how much my modeling skills have improved and remains the piece I am most proud of creating this quarter. 

I am including this piece because it shows how I went beyond the original requirements of the assignment. The assignment only required posing FrankenStone and Indiana Jones using an existing skeleton, but I decided to create additional scenes around those poses. For the Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots scene, I built an entire wrestling ring and created a lighting setup to make the scene feel more dramatic. I later reused the environment for the People's Elbow render. What I am most proud of is how much personality these scenes have despite being created from a simple posing assignment. 

I am including this piece because it is the largest and most ambitious environment I created this quarter. The original prompt involved an abandoned classroom where an old projector would turn on and scare the protagonist into an endless hallway loop. While I was not able to fully complete that sequence due to time constraints, I am proud of how the hallway evolved during development. It was not originally intended to be a liminal space, but the repeating lockers, checkered flooring, and long layout gradually created that feeling. I also used a large number of referenced copies and grouped assets to build the environment efficiently.