Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Usagi: Mask Design
After finding the bodytype and working on the body, it moved onto Mask Design,
I first created several sketches, to try and figure out what i really wanted it to look like
From there, I narrowed it down, two three, and first drew a base to be able to draw over it.
Aaaaand finally, I chose the middle one, and finished the character, shown Here
Usagi: Exploration and Development
Usagi, my Character I am modeling for 3D took a little while to create- but with little time I had to buckle down and quickly try and create an interesting design for his character. This is what I went through while working on him.
First I did some reasearch to try and find the "look" i wanted for Usagi:
I also looked at research for the main theme of his design, His bunny mask:
Then, I began to sketch out different body types and looks for him:
Car, Progress and problems.
For my 3D class, we've spent the last few months working on Car models. From here I'll post my progress from base block-out to the semi-final piece (It's still a work in progress)
It first started with a block out model, using primitives and putting pictures on each of the axis to allow for accurate modeling.
From there we moved on to detail work, which entailed going out and looking at the car, and figuring out it's dimensions in 3D space, to be able to accurately portray it's look. After much tweaking, this is what it turned out to look like.
(I'm very proud of this wheel)
Finally, we move on to texturing....But I'm having a bit of trouble with that, so we'll get back to it. Here's what I got so far.
Modular Railing for Class!
Something I forgot to post a short while back, for our Game Design Class, we're creating several modular kits for all to use within our levels, and mine is a Railing Kit that'll keep everyone's cars from falling off the level!
It was fun to make, and rather simple. Each piece slides in at a 25, 45, 75, and 95 degree angle, and are avaliable in full, left and right pieces. It even comes with an end piece that can be used to finish the pieces when they need to be finished.
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