3D Modeling
Maya and Substance Painter are my go-to tools for 3D modeling. The vast majority of what I create is used in real-time engines like Unity and Unreal. Some of my pieces have been used in live television broadcasts as well.
An enemy from a personal game project. He's been stuck in a dungeon for a long time!
I modeled these in Maya for the VR game Cliffstone Manor. The texturing was done with Substance Painter. They are fully interact able with animations, sound effects, and particles in the game.
I grew up in area that had a lot of these old Victorians. In the 80s, many were neglected and fell into ruin. Yet their intricate details and glass-work was still there to hint at the past glory of the house.
This mansion was modeled in Maya and was textured completely with repeating materials I created in Photoshop. The idea being that in an actual game engine, these materials could be used on many different building and props.
On my way to GDC in 2019, I saw a tired old BART car sitting off on a side track. I decided to model one and slightly re-brand it to the fictional BAY AREA CITY TRANSIT. Modeled in Maya and textured with Substance Painter.
A Sci-Fi crate mover I made for a game project. The arm was rigged and animated and would follow a track around a warehouse. Modeled in Maya and textured with Substance Painter.
This piece was part of a set of gold mining props I made for a mobile game project. I modeled it in Maya and hand painted the texture in Photoshop.
Broadcast models
These 3D sponsor logos were created for use in live NHRA broadcasts. They were all modeled and textured by me using Maya and Substance Painter.
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Click model to view on Sketchfab.
