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3D Characters and Texture Design
3D modeling, texturing combine to create characters that only existed in imagination before. If it can be imagined then there is the possibility to bring it to life. I use several different software tools, primarily Lightwave 9.2 for animation and rendering and modo 2.03 for modeling and UV mapping, and Photoshop and my digital camera to create textures and visions to populate my 3D realms. In such a fast moving field the tools and my interest continue to evolve.
Phone contact is between 9:00am and 5:00pm
Monday thru Friday.
(619) 269-8939
Voice Mail 24/7
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Characters can include the more obvious representations of people, real or imagined, but characters can include any element that takes on a dynamic communicative role in a drama.. While the tools continue to evolve it is the artistic vision and understanding of the clients needs that make the difference between using the tools and creating memorable and meaningful images. |
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Call me to discuss your design requirements and how your ideas can find an expression that speaks to a wider audience. How it contributes to the needs of the client can vary widely, my response is to best understand and express that vision. |
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These two characters are being developed for "The Short Project," an open source competition short film project being created by Greg Sullivan (www.artofsullivan.com) and a expanding crew. The idea for the characters was created and won by Alex Wohlrab (www.alex-wohlrab.de), while the character modeling was won by Charles Wood (www.limitsurface.com). I became aware of the project when the texturing Phase was opened. Visit the official web site to see more of the discussion of the project. www.shortproject.com
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Special contact can be
arranged for Saturdays
if I am available and
called in advance.
email: paul@hartworks.net |
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