3D

My goal this year is to challenge myself to a new creative project every month. I thought it would be an interesting challenge to re-create the classic "Steam Boat Willie" movie in 3D. All assets modeled and animated by me, aside from "Mickey Mouse"

Watching Toy Story in theaters, changed my life. Here is my attempt at recreating a short scene from Toy Story. Hopefully my next attempt is a little more polished. I used motion capture data on a 3D model of Woody I bought from cgtrader. The Etch A Sketch was hand animated by hand. Please ignore my horrible voice.

I have always loved the vintage "Let's All Go to the Lobby" advertisement. I thought it would be a fun challenge to recreate it in 3D. This project was created in Cinema 4D, and rendered in Redshift.

I did a 2D Easter animation for my company a couple of years ago. I thought it would be a fun challenge to do a 3D Easter animation. I came up with a bunny busting through an egg and dancing. This was a good test in dynamics and physics.

I created this for a campaign at my workplace. I thought it would cool to create a snow globe with Christmas items in it. This was the first project in which I incorporated motion capture data to fuel my character animation.

I had to 3D model a car from scratch for one of my 3D courses. I found these reference photos online, and I was quite happy as to how it came out. For extra credit, I 3D modeled myself and placed the model in the drivers seat.

This was an assignment for the School of Motion: Cinema 4D Ascent class. Using dynamics, I had to guide a ball through an obstacle course.

For one of my 3D courses, I was given a lego kit, and had to 3D model and reassemble all of the pieces in Maya.

I saw this shirt online and thought it would be a fun exercise to model something similar.

I interned for the Royal Ad agency. The first tasked they gave me was 3D modeling a character that they planned on using for one of their ads.