More on my Dead Space redesign. I've only got a couple of pieces up to the level of polish I'm happy with -- more to come after I get some sleep:
A couple of pieces from my "Originality in Design" class taught by Nick Pugh. I was initially a little bit apprehensive about taking the class because of the "abstract" subject matter it deals with, but was actually pleasantly surprised and got a lot out of it.
I developed a design language out of an abstract scanning technique that turned out to be pretty successful. For the final, I had to build one of my designs in 3D, which was a little bit of a struggle due to my limitations with the software. Had to learn how to use Sketchup and Modo in two weeks, so given the time limit and my limited 3D knowledge, I think it came out okay:
Modo is really fun (Sketchup is not)! I expect to be using it more often in the future.
Thanks for looking, more coming!
15 comments:
beautiful! Thanks for sharing these Zack! Yah Nick is great when it comes to thinking outside of the box whether its in design aesthetics or overall concept.
Great work! can't wait to see what you pump out next.
hella cool dude! both projects came out great
Yeah, I enjoy seeing your process and final result of your gun. Now you just gotta make it for real and sell it on the black market! Pay back those loans real quick =)
Great work overall Zach, good to see people getting better. Looks like you have been working hard lately!
See you around man!
dang zach,
super-sickk! rockin' that modo. great design,too.
noiccceeeeee~ drooling
Digital art must be as uniquely personal and unimitable as painting.WWW
- Peter Ingestad, Sweden
Good stuff!
nice.....Zach !!
impressive! your stuff is getting really solid my friend. Keep up the greatwork!
cool, cool, cool - ready for the term?
Great blog and great art!thanks for inspiring us!best wishes from Brazil!
Love your gun! but I still have to see more of your excellent creations, bud! More posts please!
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