Miscellaneous 3d

Here is a compilation of different 3D projects I have done. I have explored style, lipsyncs, modelling and pushed my knowledge of the animation principles. For some of these I was provided with a rigged model and for others, I made them myself. I primarily used Autodesk Maya and Adobe Photoshop.

Models made by me using Adobe Photoshop and Autodesk Maya

Animated in Autodesk Maya, Glark model was provided by the University of Portsmouth

Animated in Autodesk Maya, model provided by the University of Portsmouth. Audio from 'The Batman' (2022).

Animated in Autodesk Maya, model provided by the University of Portsmouth. Audio from 'Game of Thrones' (2011).

Behind the scenes

During my 1st year at university I made the Adventurer Project. It was focused on modelling a character and a diorama with a theme. I chose to do a zombie apocalypse survivor as it is a horror genre I enjoy. It allowed me to learn a lot about Autodesk Maya, modelling, rigging and texturing.

This was a solo led project meaning that I was in charge of conceptualising, modelling, rigging, texturing, lighting etc. I enjoyed making the diorama feel atmospheric.

I really enjoy zombie media. Videogames, films and TV shows, they all inspire me in different ways. Being able to create a cool, punk survivor motivated me to learn Autodesk Maya in more depth.

The initial conept art was done in Adobe Photoshop and it explored different types of adventurers such as a fantasy warrior, a crazy steampunk inventor, a sweet farmer or a cyborg superspy.

Ultimately, I chose the zombie survivor as I felt that the asymmetry of the design made it the strongest.

The texturing style was influenced by the Telltale videogames, having a mix between hand-painted and a graphic comic style.

I textured all of the character and props by hand in Substance Painter and created the shaders in Autodesk Maya.

You might recognise some of the small references I added in the character's clothes...