My Really Ancient 3D CG Renders

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From 2004 to 2006 My Saiyuki Fan Art

Composed and rendered using Poser software and 3rd=party assets, mostly. Some content modelled by me - I did not know much about 3D CG modelling back then.

The dates are are marked on the images. Back then, my low-spec PC system could only managed 300 x 300 pixel size at 72 DPI resolution. Also, my skill for lighting and camera was pretty low back then. I will update this section with additional information later.

Apollo Max figure version

Michael 4 figure version

I re-built my fan art Genjyo Sanzou and Konzen Douji characters ...

I rebuilt the 2004 in 2006...

2007 Saiyuki Fan Art...

More of my Saiyuki fan art from 2009 may be found here

From 2006

Young Koji figure

Koji 2 Figure

Trying Dynamic Hair and Clothes in 2006

The clothes were modelled by me using Shade3D software.

Apollo Maximus figure rendered in Poser.

James figure with dynamic hair and clothes in Poser

I modelled the clothes using Shade3D.

Koji is the Asian version of James Figure. Their heads differ.

Dynamic Hair experimentation in Poser

Models are Apollo Max, James, and Hiro 4.

Laborious anime-style hair creation

Experimenting using Shade3D and Poser in 2006. Painful.

Joke render of Apollo Max

Dream Of The Goldfish Princess

From 2006, an exhibition entry for Poser Club Japan. I used the Terai Yuki 2 figure and image compositing. The goldfish is also a 3D asset.

Goldfish Ikemen

When I apply the goldfish scale material to the Michael 3 figure, UV mapping issues become obvious at some parts of the body.

Lost In Tokyo

3D comic strip from 2006 using Anime Doll figure. Poser software render. Read from left to right. This is exactly me before GPS smartphones, 4G, and Google Maps.