Interiors and Orcs

Anyway, I present to you a series of what's been done at my 3D Classes. This interior was a class project. The elements were individually created by my classmates. I merely arranged them and added lights and stuff.

I modeled and textured this orc and lizard models in Autodesk Mudbox. Mudbox is pretty fun to use, kinda like clay modeling. But I heard Z-brush is better and more streamlined. I might have a look at that.

I really love the texture brush

Dragonisms

Some sketches we did during Art Direction aka character design class. I love drawing dragons. They're the coolest things ever. I want to draw more of these. I remember reading a book back some years ago about drawing dragons...I should've bought it but I didn't have enough money. Maybe I should go look for it again. This one I'm throwing in because the inverted colors are just cool!

 

 

Oh, and because it's almost the end of November, here's a song-poem I made on a whim, because I love writing about any possible topic.

"THE ARTIST'S CAROL"

I can't believe it's November...soon it'll be December.

Christmas is just around the corner and I've run out of rhymes to whisper

The school year's almost over; my second sem's halfway through

Soon I'll graduate from school,

and have time to finish my comic long overdue.

more class projects

Some bunch of 3D projects and digital paintings I did for school. This was mostly a self-study class. I was expecting to be taught how to use photoshop but instead, I ended up studying and doing everything by myself. It's fun but I still prefer traditional mediums when it comes to the painterly feel. Something about the paper-and-pencil texture, which I can't produce yet in Photoshop. Some people have found that technique though and I wish they'd share how. Trade secret I suppose. hahaha!