Update on Artist

I managed to put more definition into the slipper, had some trouble with the vertices though.

Here it looks like is foot is going into the slipper, I don't know what anyone thinks but I guess I'll get feed back from J.B.

The little pinky looks a bit off....more tinkering needs to be done. At least it somewhat matches the others though. This is all thanks to Tom Stockerwright, he gave me the hand.

Ahhh man, that finger. jeeze.

So yeah not much to say on this one, just more works needs doing. Since They're minor I'm starting on the head now, so tomorrow look forward to seeing something resembling a head, peace! Oh and I got Dissertation to deal with....crap.

Update on the Surveilance

Well Lewis asked for some wires and here they are, kind of a strange request since we don't see them at all. However I guess it will come in handy for my portfloio. All I did is made a cylinder stretched and thinned it with 20 vertices. Then I used the "create deformer" option and I twisted and turned it the way I wanted. Once I had about 3-4 that I liked I duplicated them in bunches and made them look like they were coming from the machine. I also made some dohnuts to make the wires look like they were plugged in, it was tricky as hell though. Well I'm glad with what I accomplished today. Stay tuned for more, peace!

Surveilance Desk

This was closer to the design of the concept, however Lewis wanted some changes to be made. At first he wanted to have the screens horizontally in a line like this but when he saw he wanted the screens in another formation.

So it was back to the drawing board once again, trying to figure out how to get that two by two formation.

Success! This is what Lewis wanted. He wanted to see this cartooney kind of shape to the desk and so this is what we came up with. It isn't necessarily complete, he needs some addtional wires and some keyboards to make it look more fancy, electronical and technical. So here it is, what I've done so far, stay tuned.

The artist so far in occlusion

Here is the hand of the artist, I had to go back a few steps to make the bevelling work because in later stages it messed up the vertices. I'm behind schedule with the artist so Tom Stockerwright and J.B agreed that I could take the hand of Captain Bread Beard and place him on the artist. All that needs to be done is extrude an extra finger. J.B still wants the idea of this Star Wars Clone Wars look that's why I'm doing the model in bevel. I think it looks pretty good but I need to speed up the process now. Anyway stay tuned for the office of the security guard, peace.

What I've done so far...

Yes as you can tell my maya model skills are pretty much un rivaled (yeah right...) Any way I 've modelled essentially two assets today for the security guards office, so I need to do 3 more the clock, the schedule board and then the room itself. Yay. Anyway from the way things are looking the look of it needs some "tooning" up but that's all Ashley Josephs and Mike quirks job. Well that it for now, stay tuned.

The Artist model

Hey there hi there, this my first modelling. I'm so far pretty proud of the work so far. I just need to add the arms and then build then head and everything should be all good in the hood. However there's a little problem, I've seem to have forgotten my Maya book at home so, modeling the arms today may very well be hell on earth....anyways. I just also realsed that I gave JB the wrong file so I'll give him the right one to work on. More coming up soon, piece!

Long time no post.

These are the design for the Pirates group. I thoght I'd give them a little food for thought about what and how to build the produce section. However I think they are still lacking in the coulour department...oh well. I doubt you'll be seeing many concepts post up here now. There is a 3D model of an artist coming up so stay tuned for that. I also have to model the security office ASAP as well (God help me) Anyways it's a short post today but stay tuned, peace!