Electro-shaman, please make me some ramen!

This is a shaman who lost his right arm and decided to attach a cool holographic projector to his shoulder! So now he can project all sorts of neat things, like a new arm or a machine gun - or if he is hungry - a frying pan!

Chinese temple

This is a model based on a series of Chinese temples and shrines I saw a couple years back when I hit China with my Dad. The building was done in 3DS Max and the lion statues were sculpted in Zbrush.

The Lungs of the Earth

Editorial piece for Scientific class, the theme was photosynthesis!

Lizardly Insect!

Runs around on all six legs, looking for herbs and walnuts to eat! This beast uses its wings to hop from rocky ledges and plateaus. It picks up speed and momentum by running and then takes off for a brief flight. How wonderous!!!

Final and more accurate version

Final version of the sclerenchyma cell. Same deal and style of painting as the first one but different form.

The Final Frontier!

Here's a couple of renders of the scene I've been working on for class. It was a five week project, didn't take too long to do - but I learned a ton about 3DS Max when doing this. Enjoy!

Render test

A quick screenshot of progress on my interior project. The image is kinda small, when it's finished with textures and color I'll post some slicker images. Simply testing out different lights. COOL!

SCLEERENNCHYMMMMAAAAAAA!!!!!!

Here is a quick painting of a water lily cell, just playing around with different Photoshop techniques. What fun! The end cell will be much more refined, and probably more accurately depicted.

Creature time!

Creature feature! Took a couple hours to sculpt, another fun one to paint later.

Another turntable!!!

Here's a quick texture test I did with an alien head. I was playing around with rock, or leathered and layered skin - and it came out quite successfully. I hope to ( depending on time) normal map this model and render it in 3DS Max. NEAT!