Re-Remodel 3, Wooden Gate

This is my thrid remodel of a wooden gate I did for Game Design III. I created a Low & High Poly version while also baking out the Normal Map. The Texture sheet is still being created for this model, and I expect to have it finished for next week.

Re-Remodeled Food Stand

Another effort on the Food Stand, and a much better one. Still having troubles with textures but my modeling has improved. Still changes to be made with the food sacks and some added materials.

Wooden Gate Model

This is a model that I am certainly proud of. Beginning it was somewhat of a chore but I really began getting into the design of it and getting down the intricacies. This is definitely a model I will come back and retun to make it even more high-res.

2nd Rework Model Sheet

This is my second reworked model of a Fruit Stand I created earlier in the year. I like how the model came out but the texturing is where I struggled the most. Many mistakes were made, and it is still a problem I need to work out.

High Poly Gun Model Sheet

This is the high-poly gun I completed for my assignment. The model on the left exhibits hard edges while the ones in the middle and on the right showcase soft edges.

Bomb Model

This is my finished Grenade Model. It was a simple design as most of my work went into painting the textures to match the concept art. Still enjoyable and educating.

Low Poly XCOM Handgun Model

This is my model sheet for a low-polygon handgun concept from XCOM: Enemy Unknown. The project was enjoyable as the design was different from weapons I've modeled in the past.

Revised Cart...

This is the revised cart I finished for my first project. I fixed the wheels and the melding in the lower-middle part of the front, giving it a more seamless look.

Color Scheme Assignment...

This is my finished work on Color Scheme. These four pieces of concept art all demonstrate different schemes on the color wheel such as Complementary, Split Complementary & Triadic.

Blending Assignment...

This is my completed Blending Assignment. The actual photo is on the left while my recreated image is on the right.