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29.8.12

7.3.12

20.1.12

17.1.12

Made a simple spaceship in the Homeworld style to practice UV mapping. Painting textures was so much fun, brought me back to my model kit building days. Baking in the lighting really cuts down render time too! I used a background produced by Shi Yao http://raph.com/3dartists/artgallery/imagePage?iid=6793

5.8.11

Snailbuster incubation

30.7.11

snail buster 3000

1.7.11

Ferrururrr

26.6.11

bugship 11 wip

Added some panel lines with a bump map, plus little details here and there. Once I'm done texturing I think this version will be finished. Next up is rebuilding this for mini scale 3d printing.

5.6.11

bugship wip

27.4.11

Art Center grad show

A couple things from the grad show. This year's class was seriously kick ass.

12.12.10

31.10.10

Collector cockpit

Captain on the left, first officer (copilot) on the right and flight engineer/arm operator in the middle.

9.9.10

Goodies

Most of this is Rob Cunningham's work for the Homeworld Series, some of the sketches from 98. I remember playing the game on a 700mhz "supercomputer" in 99 and being blown away by the visuals.

George Hull for The Matrix

Keith Thompson

21.8.10

Art Center Summer Show UPDATE

UPDATE: Daniel Yorba's the guy.
Michael Ditullo over at Core77 has found the name and wrote a quick post about the project. I feel special cuz they used my photo too. Cutting edge folks...cutting edge...

My favorite of the show, fully functional (almost) bike prototype (carbon fiber forks, aluminum frame, brushless electric motor, etc. Really amazingly well made working(!) model. (1 term for design, 1 term for building). Sadly I forgot the guy's name.