Art Deco Generator
WIP Art Deco generation shader for an NDA project. Messing around and keyframing the sliders albeit a bit randomly made for some very interesting geometry, enjoy! https://youtu.be/4cwHdX2Cm1U
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Procedural Galaxy
Inspired by a similar render I saw on the Blender subreddit, I put together a lovely Volumetric galaxy animation. With a touch of music it could make a fantastic wallpaper, haha. https://youtu.be/vi8Vq3IS_1Q
Stargate Ignition Sequence
A retro-future Stargate Orbital City. Capable of transporting massive space-faring vessels across the cosmos in an instant. It’s been too long since I’ve had the opportunity to dive into a longer term personal project, and I couldn’t be happier with these results! 3 Days very well spent.
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D&D Soul Dagger
Recently, I was picked up for a new DnD campaign with some old colleagues. I’ve been a longtime fan of the Game/Franchise, and it’s about time I reopen my social outlets during these quarentimes. When making my Rouge, I was made aware of a new weapon I can have known as the “Soul Dagger”. Functionally,
Lackadaisy Background Assets – The Early Stages
This’ll be a big one, sit tight and stay with me. For the last year now, I’ve been working full time with the Lackadaisy Animated Film team as their 3D lead, spearheading background design in 3D, Prop, Vehicle, and Weapon design, and more. It’s been an amazing experience, and one I should have catalogued here
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Cashmere Sky Background Assets
A good friend of mine by the name of Jared Hudson, runs quite the operation over at https://www.cashmeresky.com/. He’s got a gorgeous, long-running webcomic, with fantastic art and story; and to my delight, he’s asked me to lend a hand! I had the pleasure of developing a few backgrounds for 2 classroom scenes set in
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Workstation Improvements
A gent by the name of Emmert Wolf once coined the phrase, “A man is only as good as his tools.” In most respects, it’s more skill with the tools your given; but yes, in others, it’s making sure you have the right and best tools for the job that make the best artisans. With
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Georgia Tech Portfolio Pieces
Hello again Everyone! Between the holiday rush at my day job, and short staffing meaning more hours after, it’s been quite a hiatus and a half hasn’t it. And right after purging all of the website posts from the old format no less. I’ve been a busy bee elsewhere with my artwork though, and will
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Experiments with Weaponry
One of the most popular requests I ever get are for various weapons, of some wildly varying forms and functions too. A lot of the older works aren’t things I’m proud of enough to share these days, but this jet engine cannon was quite a big leap in terms of both technical design and shading
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Experiments in Jewelry
Over the past few years, I’ve made a number of pieces of jewelry, each from a new angle and trying new methods. This piece in particular was a hyperrealism study, with an LGBT Pride Charm necklace. Still proud of this one to this day!
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