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This is a Skeleton Soldier designed solely for the DemolishMan.com layout. It’s going to be a low to medium polygon character. This is not the final product, it’s a “work in progress”.

This is the concept art for the final product. I am building a swordsman, a lancer, axe fighter, and a ranger.

The image above is the complete 3D layout exclusively designed for the DemolishMan.com Website. The scene was rendered inside Maya 2008 64bits. Post produced and enhanced with Photoshop, animated with After Effects, programed with Dreamweaver and published with Flash.

The image above shows the concept art for the firewall merged with the real and final 3D Render of the bottom of the layout.

The image above was solely designed to be used as a seamless background. Most of the details where rendered in Maya and later on enhanced with Photoshop.

The image above is one of the early 3D Tests for the background “Skeleton Supper”. Later on I modeled the clothes, hair and accesories. The final scene was merged with the primary scene and rendered with Mental Ray.

The image above is the final render of my Cartoon VW Bug, listed at 3DTotal.com and DigitalTutors.com. You can also find the high quality version of this render at my Online CG Portfolio at cgtalk.com.

The image above shows the occlusion pass of my Cartoon VW Bug.

The wireframe of the full car with a total of 21k triangles and 12k polygons.

Comparison of both polygon and smoothed version.

The car divided in pieces, above you can see the tiny ones (accessories) and below the big parts of what becomes the overall structure of the car.

This is a replica of the official Hellgate: London logo. It was modeled, textured and illuminated inside Maya 6.5, specifically for the Hellgate BRA.com layout. Rendered with Mental Ray.

(2006) My 3D version

I rendered a few passes (MPR) for the base color, light and shadows including reflections for the broken glass. Post produced in Photoshop. This logo was inspired by the official Hellgate: London logo from Flagship Studios.

(2006) Final render embedded with the full layout