#beni'studentwork

[beni100-art]

Final project for my third semester of university (2023). I modeled most of the assets from scratch for Luz's Room in Dana Terrace's The Owl House series. It was my first complex project using AUTODESK MAYA: modeling, UVs, and texturing in Photoshop. It was quite difficult at the time, but I like to think of it as a reminder of how far I've come.

[beni100-art]

Sculpture created for my final exam in the Zbrush course during my fourth semester at university (2023). As an assignment, I had to model something inspired by a demon and give it a personal touch. For this work, I took Beelzebub as a reference, which I stylized with references from my own free will (the colors are based on the moth from the cover art of the song “Cirice” by Ghost, and I added Plushia as an Easter egg). Everything was modeled and colored in Zbrush as part of my exam requirements. Retouching and editing were done in Photoshop.

[beni100-art]

A small piece I did for my fourth semester of Zbrush at my University (2023). It was an exercise to familiarize ourselves with the program. Everything was done in Zbrush (from modeling to coloring) and edited in Photoshop.

Yes, it has some NUTS. The teacher asked for a creative Easter egg to earn extra credit. And, in my case, that was my contribution.

I haven't played Hollow Knight so I don't know anything about the story or the characters, the teacher was the one who decided what we had to do.

[beni100-art]

"Three little ghosts in a simple and small graveyard." This piece was made in AUTODESK MAYA for an assignment in my 3rd Semester of University. Even if this piece is simple, I like to think of it as a reminder of how far I've come.

[beni100-art]

Sculpture created for my final exam in the Zbrush course during my fifth semester at university (2024). As an assignment, I had to model a humanoid character of my own. For this work, I chose my very first TAV from Baldur's gate 3 as a reference, which I stylized if she was an evil sorceress influenced with dark magic. The skulls were just an aesthetic choice. Everything was modeled and colored in Zbrush as part of my exam requirements. Retouching and editing were done in Photoshop.