3D Character & Creature Artist in Vancouver, B.C., Canada

Mecha Armor is a Character I began working on, but have temporarily abandoned for other projects. He is one I would like to come back too and complete, but this is what I have so far. The bust and all mechanical parts were modeled in Maya. Hope you like the bare-bones start.

This is an Archangel. I created the entire piece inside of Maya and Photoshop, with only a small amount of help from Zbrush on the Head. This is a Hi-Poly work. I have also Rigged this Character for animation and have yet to post some of my Rigging images and some pose work. The wings, with all those feathers was a particular challenge… not to mention the multi-piece and cumbersome armor.

Hi-Poly Full Front Render with Wings Spread

Hi-Poly Mid Distance with Wings Folded

Hi-Poly, no wings or hair, armor is completed but no compositing here

This is the Hi-Poly Mesh completed, pre textures, lights, etc…

Some initial outfit sketches to get a sense of what I wanted this warrior angel to look like.

This is a Male Anatomy I built around the cannon of proportions for a Super Hero. Base Mesh in Maya and Textured in Zbrush and Photoshop. Zbrush was also used for the surface detailing.

This was a rapid sculpt in Zbrush from a 3DS Max Base Mesh created.

This is a bust started from a Base Mesh in 3DS Max and detailed in Zbrush.

This is a Dog Demon idea I was messing around with. The base mesh is made in 3DS Max and the detailing is in Zbrush with a little hair/fur quickly drawn in with Photoshop. If I take this character further, he would definitely have “real” hair… not some quick draw over. Also, I kinda of picture some crazy WOW style armor… but we’ll see. Hope you like the idea anyways.

Blood Platelets Test

Cell Samples Test

I recently started using Cinema 4D for some motion design and medical animation stuff. I find it has a really fast and intuitive work flow for that type of thing. Previously I used 3ds Max for medical stuff, because it’s also really fast with great results, but you have to try new things to discover something great. Anyway, these are just a few stills from some very short animation tests I did for personal use. I used Coffee in Cinema 4D to create parametric DNA that follows and curve and can dynamically grow in length based on a value slider.

DNA TEST

VIRUS TEST