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| U.S. NAVY SEABEE Museum: This is from a design project I worked on at Lexington Design + Fabrication. I modelled most of the 3D components. I was also in charge of all of the lighting, texturing and rendering. This rendering was then modified in photoshop to balance light levels and fine tune. |
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| This is a concept rendering I created at Lexington Design + Fabrication. I modeled most of the elements in sketchup. I rendered out individual components to recomposite with photoshop. This allowed me to create a sort of x-ray vision through walls and selectively choose elements to highlight. |
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| Terraforming: This is a concept rendering of an extraterrestrial planet being terraformed into an inhabitable world. Corel Painter & Photoshop with 4 x 5 Wacom tablet over 3D Studio Max blocking + pencil sketch. |
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| Plate Tectonics: A World of Change: This is a design for a theoritical exhibit on geological processes. I designed the room, the exhibits, and the graphics. The room was rendered using 3D studio max. Graphics were created in Adobe Illustrator. All of the elements were composited with Photoshop and Corel Painter. |
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| Castle: Concept Illustration for a a dark castle in ancient times. Corel Painter & Photoshop with 4 x 5 Wacom tablet over 3D Studio Max blocking |
Gypsey Layer Set Concept (for the film Booth)- Ink Drawing - colored with Photoshop
Ink Drawing - colored with Corel Painter & Photoshop
Corel Painter with 4 x 5 Wacom tablet
Rendered Photo - Corel Painter with 4 x 5 Wacom tablet
AutoCAD drafting - manipulated in Illustrator and Photoshop
AutoCAD footprint - augmented with Illustrator
Ink Drawing - colored with Corel Painter & Photoshop
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Pencil on Velum - Colored with Photoshop
Ink and watercolor on paper
Rocket Launch- click to enlarge.
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