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My former clients liked my work on their menus so much they came back to me to request two menu from me in the same style for private parties and day to day snack menus, very pleased with the results and the repeat business

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I was approached yesterday by a new client who needed a full restaurant menu designed three days before his restaurant was due to open, after his last graphic designer failed to produce, the project required a full double sided menu for the main days in the week with a separate single sided menu for the Sunday carvery that the restaurant offered as well as a smaller wine list for all the tables, it was a bit of a rush job but managed to finish them and get my clients approval before sending them to the printer to have them printed out and laminated, and all with twenty hour hours to spare before the restaurant opens for the first time.

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Wholecloth whitework quilt by J. Wright, American Decorative Arts

Medium: Quilted cotton

Purchase, Mr. and Mrs. David Lubart Gift, in memory of Katherine J. Lubart, 1944–1975, 2005 Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY

http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/18956

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Ogre Axe

I came across this epic looking piece of art work with an Ogre running into battle, on Pinterest, his axes looked very impressive so I decided to do them in 3D to see how they'd turn out. Modelling software- 3D Studio Max 2015 Deviantart wire frame render- Here

Artstation project- Here 

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Intricate weapon designs

Two very different weapon designs that I found while browsing my Pinterest early one morning, they caught my eye so I took to modelling them as practice

Artstation project - Here

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Cross Great sword- Leo Whitefang- Guilty Gear

Browing Pinterest this morning looking for different things that caught my eye, one thing that did was a picture of Leo Whitefang and his signature weapons, looking at them I couldn't help but want to model them, impractical maybe but badass none the less.

Modelling software- 3D Studio Max 2016

Deviantart wire frame render- Here

Artstation project- Here

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Curved Axes

Curved Axes by John_Wright on Sketchfab

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Slimline weapon designs

I found these two images on Pinterest and decided to model them in 3D to test out some modelling techniques, in the end, I settled with Polygon modelling and smoothing groups to get the final result before wire frame rendering them to show my topology

Modelling software- 3D Studio Max 2016

Rendering engine- Mental Ray

Artstation Project- here