Lighting and Rendering Final

My two final pieces for Lighting and Rendering. A metal face made up of smaller pieces of hardware. The background and lighting were changed to convey two different moods.

RAGHHH!!!

A render for my Intro to 3D class. Creating 3D objects and placing them in a photo to make it appear as if they are really in the photo. The table was the only thing originally in this photo; the beer, beer carrier and pumpkin were all added.

A project for my Lighting/Rendering class. Rebuild an interior/exterior space from a photo. Then, add something that doesn't belong (in my case, the robot fellow). The water needed more work but I ran out of time.

Simple Animation

Just a short scene from a group project I've been working on. You wouldn't believe how complicated something like scooting across the floor is until you animate it frame by frame!

Landscape Final

After half a semester of Maya classes, I'm beginning to understand the program.

More Life Drawing

Dug around and found some of the drawings I used in a gallery last semester.

Oil Paintings

First outings with oil painting. Have to say I like it more than acrylic.

Life Drawings

Swine Flu

Link to my final piece for Intro to 2D Animation:
http://vimeo.com/8709024

Life Drawing: Male

Same guidelines as before. The first and third drawings are of the same model, in almost the exact same pose. Can you guess which one I did later in the semester?

I spent most of the semester coming to terms with my disdain for charcoal. Now that's behind me, and Life Drawing II should turn out some great stuff.

Life Drawings: Female

I forgot to put these in chronological order, but general rule of thumb: crappy = beginning of semester, good = end of semester.