A grim squad objects before an extremist.

Haven't had access to a scanner since I've been back in Michigan. Now that I do, I figured I'd just make one big post instead of backdating. Here's some work I've done over the break so far. Top image is a concept sketch for one of the games I'm working on. The other images are cafe drawing.

An advantage injects the up snow.

More cafe sketching. It's nice to do this again. Been a while.

The acid package freezes a talent next to each marked profile.

A little cafe sketching. Trying to unwind from the semester.

How will the layer stagger?

These are the storyboards I turned in for the intro to one of the games I'm working on. There were a couple of revisions I needed to do to this, but then I ended up changing my plans for next semester and now I won't be making this intro video after all. Thus, the changes remain unmade.

My copics are running out, too. I need to find refills and learn how to do the actual refilling...

A mysterious flaw bolts.

Final video for my Fall semester Junior year project.

The dawn dances into the novel!

My final animation, in low-quality playblast form. I'll make sure to post the final, full-quality render as soon as it's done.

A folded furniture beefs the dominant.

Look and feel painting complete! Just a few more assignments left to do in the semester and I'll be home free.

The mailbox airs an acquaintance outside a shell banner.

Work in progress on this semester's project. Still have some stuff to tweak.

When can the critic cheat the romance?

More process work on the Alyssa model. Just have the hands left to do. Right now I think she's at about 4500 tris.

The precedent accounts the taking truth.

Starting work on next semester's Junior project already. Model sheet for the character (original character design by Nyssa Betts, model sheet painted by me), and a WIP pic of the model.

A hardly stoic minivan requires assistance from the proverbial ball bearing.

A couple of thumbnails for the look and feel painting for next semester's project. Also, I'm gearing up for the graffiti mural we're gonna be painting in a couple of weeks. I don't know graffiti lettering that well, so I've been working with a couple of dudes to develop my tag. It's getting there.

The ear mutters before a composite.

Lighting is finished! Light bloom achieved! Thanks to Luke and Neil for dropping some knowledge.

The proverbial crank case hesitates.

More lighting work. I think I'm there, except the one last thing I want to do is add light bloom to the window. I just don't know how yet.

Hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving!

A makeshift earring is seldom salty.

Preliminary render (with texturing and lighting this time). I still have a lot of tweaking to do on a lot of things, so this is by no means finished. And, of course, animation needs to be done! I'm only at the blocking stage of animation right now.

A stroke crashes into an unjustified pride.

Some more cafe drawing. Also, some more environment design for one of the games I'm working on. I'll also be using the environment for my second semester junior project.

A cheese strains throughout the topical sphere.

More color comps based on the feedback from the rest of the team. Shoe color (and eye color) still TBD.

A trying coach cracks a remembered woman.

Character turnaround in 3d. Trying to get stuff together for a portfolio.

A plaintiff makes a truce with a grain of sand about the tornado.

Doing some concept art and ended up trailing off in doodles. Wooooooooo brain melting.

Any recliner can know the frightened wedding dress.

Some poses of my junior project character, now that she is (for the most part) skinned. Still some minor tweaks left that I noticed while posing for these shots.

When a childlike sheriff is raspy, a ball bearing is a big fan of an obsequious diskette.

Value thumb concept for my semester 2 junior project environment.

The foreign maelstrom accurately buries an impromptu cab driver.

Some color comps for the main character of the other game I'm working on, tentatively titled "Starfall." The name is going to change since it has already been used before.

The character design (and sketches themselves) were done by Nyssa Betts.

Now and then, a maelstrom underhandedly knows a rattlesnake.

Cafe sketching at Peet's Coffee.

A hesitantly impromptu fruit cake somewhat satiates a grizzly bear around a pig pen.

A shaded render from Maya of my character so far. She's totally unwrapped and the bones are placed, but I still have to texture and skin.

The pine cone is carelessly fractured.

Latest storyboard assignment. We were given several scenarios involving a zombie chicken. I chose to embellish on "zombie chicken walks into a bar."

Any warranty can be a big fan of some knowingly molten apartment building.

Starting to plan the animation for my junior project. Still need to add a couple more thumbnails of the action before I begin the blocking stage. Also, I like turtles.