MJ-7

I had started this guys months ago, but just now getting around to finishing up the project. I came very close to discarding it, but in the end I'm happy with the way it turned out. I started as I usually do with some references in front of me, and using the move brush and dynamesh to move things around until I get something interesting. A professor at school who was looking over my shoulder in school said this guy looked like Michael Jackson, hence the name. (I still don't see the resemblance prosky)

Final image:

Process:

High poly:

Female torso study

More anatomy practice, the first of many I'll do.

24 hour challenge spring 2014

Every quarter at the Art Institute of Washington we have a 24 hour challenge, where students come to compete and have out. The theme for this quarter was cereal box mascots. The task was for me to come up with 5 models. I won the challenge!

Fred Flintstone:

coco puffs:

trix:

lucky charms:

captain crunch:

Male Torso study.

A human torso practice sculpt I did. Constantly trying to improve my human anatomy sculpts.

Inside marmoset: