posted on 2009.10.12, under { Personal }
Slow progress made on the painting of Linzi.
Another simple 3D test I did with Mograph. I quickly modeled a rose, and placed lights over each point of the polygons. With this many lights, yes the render took about +20 hrs lol. I ended up patching 3 renders of the rose to give some contrasting in the brightness of the rose. Now that this gave a great result, I wonder if I can do some animations with it..
Spent sometime playing around with Cinema 4D today. I never knew Cinema had fracture tools in their Mograph that simply lets you break things apart! This was my result after being over excited about this new finding.
posted on 2009.06.30, under { 3D, Print Design }
Much thanks to Linzi for making the final render to this 5 feet long poster, we were able to submit it for RIT’s portfolio day! This poster represents RIT’s College of Imaging Arts & Sciences (CIAS) and its 7 schools of Art, Design, Print Media, Film & Animation, Photographic Arts & Sciences, School of American Crafts, and Foundations. This poster will hopefully be used starting this year – can’t wait to see it printed!
posted on 2009.06.17, under { Personal }
I decided to start on some personal projects now that I have more free time. Here’s a simple illustration of my friend Linzi. More progress work will come later!
posted on 2009.05.31, under { 3D, Print Design }
Linzi and I worked together to make a mailing poster that represented RIT’s College of Imaging Arts & Sciences (CIAS). We decided that we wanted to use the word ‘INNOVATE’ and model each letter to represent individual schools within CIAS. It’s not necessary a new concept, but we wanted to challenge ourselves to create some simple, yet awesome 3D letters out of different objects. First, we split the letters so each person modeled 4 letters. Linzi modeled INNO, and I modeled VATE. After couple of renditions, we decided to replace the I, second N, and E into less detailed models so that it encompassed the other complex letters. We touched up and textured each other’s models until the letters worked together coherently.
This is just a render of the 3D models without the content for the poster. It will eventually be a 4-5feet long poster that’ll be used for RIT’s portfolio day.
