For my "Pointing at the Moon" project, I needed a rig for the player character. To accomplish this, I used Control Rig to develop a lightweight and game-ready rig that features IK arm and leg controls and reverse feet.

This is a calisthenics test of a rig I made for Goofy. This animation-ready rig contains a fully-functional facial rig, fk/ik switches for each limb, auto elements for the neck and shoulders, a reverse foot setup, and both forward and reverse controls for the spine. The entire rig was created in Autodesk Maya.

Here is a walk cycle using the Goofy Rig to show how it behaves during animation. This was animated using Autodesk Maya.

This was a smaller rigging project I did for fun. This entire project was created in Maya and completed in 2 days.

Using hard surface modeling techniques, this model was created and rendered in Autodesk Maya.

Concept Art by Mikael Yusifov on Art Station

Using hard surface and organic modeling techniques alike, this model was created in Autodesk Maya, textured in Adobe Substance 3D Painter, and rendered in Unreal Engine 5.4.

Concept Art by Yury Milovidov on Pinterest

I modeled the assets in Autodesk Maya, surfaced the assets in Adobe Substance 3D Painter, and composed, lit, and rendered the scene in Unreal Engine 5.2.

This was a collaborative modeling effort. I was in charge of modeling the chairs, tables, all of the foliage, the umbrellas, cat characters, the coffee sign, roof shingles, and other smaller assets. I surfaced and helped light and render the scene.

Concept Art by Ruslan Kim on ArtStation

This was a collaborative effort in which I made models for. I also surfaced, lit, and rendered all three scenes. I was fully in-charge of the exterior environment and created every asset.

Reference Images:
- Viking Village Environment by Leartes Studios.
- Viking Forge by Daniel Matic.
- Viking Farmhouse Interior by Gustine Salomon.

This was a collaborative effort in which I was responsible for designing the small flying robot as well as surfacing, positioning, and lighting the scene.

This is a surreal, real-time render featuring an other-worldly force of nature escaping from confinement into a broken-down world. This project was modeled in Maya, surfaced in Substance 3D Painter, and rendered in Unreal Engine 5.

These are smaller surfacing projects all completed with Autodesk's Hypershade in Maya and rendered with Arnold.

This was a small video project that parodies the Joe Pera Talks With You series on Adult Swim. In it, I briefly discuss the history of doors. I used Adobe After Effects to create this project.

This is a Houdini project where I used Height Fields and the built-in tree generation system to create a snowy mountain scene. The mountains were textured using Adobe Substance 3D painter.

Background image from Chris Biron on Unsplash.