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Here are some fresh work in progress shots of MICA :) Really having fun with it now that all the hard work modeling and texturing is mostly done. Having the ability to riff in Octane and see real time what effect my lighting and camera position are having on the image is such a massive creativity and productivity boost. Also working through some updates to the UI.

For anyone who is interested in seeing some real in-depth process for this project, over the next 8 weeks I will be an apprentice for Ash Thorp’s Main Title Design class at Learnsquared. Anyone who is signed up for the Learnsquared Package of the class will be able to see me go through the process of developing this project into a motion design ad piece, step by step. Hit me up if you have any questions about this!

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Haven’t been keeping up with tumblr lately. :\ Questioning whether or not it’s worth maintaining this blog. In the mean time here’s a compilation of work in progress renders from my MICA revamp project. End goal is to produce a set of high quality stills and a 2-ish minute motion piece showcasing the design.

Tools used, for the curious: Solidworks, Rhino3D, Cinema4D, Blender, Octane Render, PS, AI

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How are you so god? *I mean good. Seriously, mad props on your portfolio, one of the better ones that I have seen. You stated previously that you use rhino and Solidworks for cad, but I'm struggling to realise how you make such complex forms in either (regarding some of your most recent visualisations). Can you explain a little bit about how your process here?

thanks so much, that means a lot. :) I use Rhino and Solidworks for CAD, you are correct. Mostly for product stuff. If you’re referring to the abstract work I’ve been posting, a lot of that is done in software like Cinema4D and Houdini that are way better at doing organic and generative stuff like that.

I really like your style!

thank you! :)