Zachary Hallera, a digital media artist born in Fremont on March 7, 2000, crafts animated narratives using Blender. His work features original character designs and meticulously constructed 3D environments. Hallera's journey into animation began in 2019 with a foundational 3D course at Ohlone College, sparking a passion he's since cultivated at San Jose State University, culminating in the creation of an animated film for his 3D animation class.
This 3D modeling project was my final assignment for the Ohlone class. I designed the character through sculpting and smoothing techniques and included a cracked ground element
For this 3D project, I modeled a snowman composed of three spheres with distinct sizes. The carrot nose was created using a cone object, and the black hat was developed by extruding the lines of a cylinder.
Green Hills offers a tranquil environment, a sanctuary for emotional well-being. Gentle shadows drift across the landscape as clouds pass overhead. For my final drawing project, I digitally crafted this artwork using Adobe, and I even incorporated triangular shapes to depict the blades of grass.