Creature WIP v1

Ok everyone in intarweb land, here's a quick screen cap of the base mesh for my creature.



Having a little trouble with the twin tail thing. Because of the time limit, I might just model this thing in pose for the contest, and do a second version with the tail straightened out for rigging purposes later.

Creature concepts v2

I scrapped the others and decided to proceed with the 4th concept. Here's what I have so far:



#1 - I had the idea of adding 3 tail/tentacle-like things to the creature.
#2 - Thought it would be interesting to take away his arms and have him use a sort of forked-tail as his arms instead. Also gave him longer legs for sprinting.
#3 - A more refined version of the original concept where he walks on his knuckles and 4 legs.


Update:

Ok everyone, here's a more finalized draft of #2. I tried giving him a new head but it wasn't looking as good as the head from #3, sooo I had to do a head transplant. I'll make a color version later.

Creature concepts

Ok, doing a little creature challenge amongst friends. Here are some of my concepts. They're ummm... a little rough 'cause I drew them with a track ball mouse in Photoshop. :P



I'm leaning towards 4 and 5 so I've started refining those concepts a bit more.

S15 small update

Decided to do a few test renders to check for any possible pinching in the geometry. She's looking pretty smooth so far, so here's another teaser of the WIP.

Sneak peak

Tiny update. Most of the stuff I've been doing is client work that I can't post online, but I figured I'd update the blog with some teaser shots of a few personal projects that I've been working on...

Little car

Here is a car model I did for a client. Texturing, lighting, and interior done by Jared Autry.

Demo Reel 2008

Hello all. As stated before, my computer kicked the bucket and most of my work was lost. I was able to salvage a few old files, one of which was a copy of my demo reel from late 2008. So I just thought I'd share since I never posted any of my work here before.

Demo Reel 2008 from Jessell Sealy on Vimeo.