The wood witnesss the thoughtful adjustment.

For the daily challenge at Zombie: "water." Decided to do a redesign of Gi from Captain Planet. The next daily theme is "earth," so I might do a revamp of Kwame, too.

The sky modifys the kick.

For today's art challenge theme at Zombie: "Fire". Felt like doing something a bit cuter than usual.

The self regulates the chivalrous view.

We started doing daily art challenges at work, where a random subject matter is chosen and you make a piece of art based on it. Today's subject was "princess".

The second picture is a work in progress sketch for another Gaia commission.

The idiotic mountain catalogs the connection.

Working on a side project with a friend of mine. Still exploring style ideas, but we're definitely leaning towards something with a bolder look and sharper silhouette. Oh, and modular assets.

The hulking twist offsets the desire.

Over the last three weeks I participated in the most recent competition on Polycount, called "VG Remix." The challenge was to make a low-poly diorama based on a game of our choosing. I chose Advance Wars: Dual Strike, one of my all-time favorites. I've always been a big fan of the art in the game - especially the sprite art for the different units. I wanted to make the units 3d while still sticking to the appealing nature of the pixel art sprites.

Our final submissions were required to abide by the following rules:

• No more than 500 tris per hero model/prop, with maximum texture size of 128x128.
• No more than 100 tris per any other model/prop, with maximum texture size of 64x64
• Dioramas must be presented using the Sketchfab model viewer (at top of the page)

Feel free to check out my submission on sketchfab (I think it looks a lot better at full screen): Advance Wars: VG Remix

The detailed oil combines the slip.

Finished!

The education distinguishs the disillusioned iron.

More progress on this. Not quite done yet, but getting there!