3D Work
3D Work
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Lots of the 3D work I do is more practical than 'beautiful'.
Often, I try to deliver a mesh that is game-ready rather than something I will work on to display.
Lots of the 3D work I do is more practical than 'beautiful'.
Often, I try to deliver a mesh that is game-ready rather than something I will work on to display.
Nearly all my work is created in Maya as that was taught as 'industry standard'. Unless stated otherwise this will be true.
Some of the work above is still being actively worked on; however, the wireframes are something I am quite confident in. Especially with the human character, whom I then had to rig.
Below is more personal work, either done in my own time, experimenting with different types of modelling in different softwares and in different projects.
Some of the work above is still being actively worked on; however, the wireframes are something I am quite confident in. Especially with the human character, whom I then had to rig.
Below is more personal work, either done in my own time, experimenting with different types of modelling in different softwares and in different projects.
Made with Blender
Alpha Plane Experiment
This is one of the few projects I had that was focused much more on creating an environment and a story within it. Unfortunately, the account the files are on is no longer accessible, so I only have these renders to display.
As part of a work experience program, I was placed on a team with people across the country, working with an industry mentor from IntoGames.
We were tasked with creating a mining sim for Jagex. At first, we thought this was something for their Runescape IP, but it was later clarified that instead, they were just judging our designs.
I ended up taking a joint leadership role in our group, where I organised what the 'arts' area would complete, this being the models, textures and concept art for the brief, and my co-leader, Douglas Sjostedt, managed the 'tech' side, covering the Unreal engine code, prop animations and lighting. This is also where I learned about using Unreal Engine, as Douglas and I outlined what we could achieve in the week, and to do this, we learned how the engines we specialised in worked. In my case, I showed Douglas the basics of Maya, and he showed me the basics of Unreal.
To view the presentation we prepared for Jagex, which includes our inspirations, click here.
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