Creature Shot 1

Creature Shot 2

Creature Shot 3

Creature Shot 4

Creature Shot 5

Creature Shot Wire 1

Creature Shot Wire 2

Creature Shot Wire 3

Completed on: 9/21/2005

Medium: 3D Studio Max 7

Info: This was one of my very first 3D projects within Max. I learned many important techniques about unwrapping a 3D object as well as texture painting when working on this assignment. Seeing as how tight my deadline was and that this was the first time I modeled anything organic I think it turned out rather well. Obviously there's many things I would approach differently now...

Completed on: 9/21/2005

Medium: 3D Studio Max 7

Info: A three quarter perspective shot of the creature head. The head is very low poly with many aspects of it (like the hair and facial scars) simply mapped on.

Completed on: 9/21/2005

Medium: 3D Studio Max 7

Info: An up close render of the creature. The glows around the eyes are not a Photoshop add-on but an effect achieved within 3D Studio Max. This was the very first time I experimented with post production effects inside the program.

Completed on: 9/21/2005

Medium: 3D Studio Max 7

Info: An overhead shot of the creature's head. One can clearly see the hair is simply part of the 2D texture map.

Completed on: 9/21/2005

Medium: 3D Studio Max 7

Info: A side shot of the creature. Here I was having some fun experimenting with dark lighting to bring out the monster's truly evil and ominous side.

Completed on: 9/21/2005

Medium: 3D Studio Max 7

Info: A 3/4 perspective wire render of the head. These renders were taken after I upped the poly count of the model somewhat.

Completed on: 9/21/2005

Medium: 3D Studio Max 7

Info: A front wire render of the head. These renders were taken after I upped the poly count of the model somewhat.

Completed on: 9/21/2005

Medium: 3D Studio Max 7

Info: A side wire render of the head. These renders were taken after I upped the poly count of the model somewhat.