Full Auto 2: Battlelines
In the summer of 2006 I was hired by PEN Productions to do some freelance work for Pseudo Interactive on the Playstation 3 launch title, Full Auto 2:Battlelines.
I modeled and textured many elements used in the game’s menu system. You can view my work below, as well as see some in-game screen shots of the menu screens.
Read MoreGrad Demo Reel
In semester four in my time at Humber College I decided the direction I was going to go with my career, effects technical direction. This demo reel was my first venture down that road, and I feel it was a successful one.
This was a solo project, and looking back I would have done so much differently. Definitely a great learning experience.
Read MoreMount Albert Bakery Set Extension
This was for a school project in my third semester at Humber College. The assignment was to extend a photograph using CG elements.
The building used to be the Mount Albert Bakery.
View the before and after comparisons below.
Read More1948 HRG 2-Seater Sport
This is one of my very first models. It was done during my first semester at Humber College in the fall of 2004.
I actually did this assignment twice. I worked incredibly hard on the first pass of the assignment and when it was done I felt it looked too much like a toy and was not satisfied with the result. I decided that since I had learned so much from the first attempt, I would do it again. I only had, I think, 3 days until it was due, and the previous version had taken significantly longer than that, so I had a few long days ahead of me.
Read MoreDave Grohl Caricature
A caricature drawing I did of Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters in my first semester at Humber College. The assignment was to do a caricature of some historical person, or something. Some others in the class chose Cobain and Hendrix. I was told Grohl didn’t quite qualify yet and lost a mark. I have faith in him though! haha
Juggernaut vs. Logan
A piece of fan art I did back in high school for an assignment.
The assignment, as I remember, was to take a small clipping from a magazine or newspaper and enlarge it using a technique the teacher taught us. I chose a panel from an X-Men Babies (super lame, I know) comic and enlarged it. The final piece was about 18″ high and 12″ wide.
