3D Art

Aerospring

An exercise in modeling, rigging, animating, and skin weighting

The character's rig and model were built from the ground up
I really got to explore and understand the process of weight painting and easing during the animation process

Meet Ludwig, my first 3D animated character

The character has a functioning rig, the skin weights are automatic(I didn't know skin weights were a thing at the time...I've learned a lot about those since then)
Animation was rendered in engine using the Arnold renderer

An exercise in modeling, texturing, and working in a new style(realism)

Three variations of a blade of grass where created for use within the environment of an upcoming render
Textures were made with Blenders material editor while utilizing an image of the parts of a blade of grass

From model revisions and characters to collectables and weaponery

From the very earliest version of Derby, I was making environmental models. Some of these models appear in the current version of the game
For the current iteration of Derby, I was mainly tasked with taking models made by another team member, Ivanie Ortiz, and creating variations of the models for new enemy types. I also made the model and textures for Derby's weapon and the coin collectable as well as their VFX
- This process also included creating the rigs and animations for the models as well as the ABPs(Animation Blueprints) which control the characters states in Unreal Engine

An exercise in modeling, rigging, animating, and skin weighting

The character's rig and model were built from the ground up
I really got to explore and understand the process of weight painting and easing during the animation process