Daily(?) Sketch - 02/25/08
Tuesday 26 February 2008 at 12:11 am
Where am I?
Having entered the room you see vast amounts of literature organized with a seemingly faithful passion. However, when inspecting the texts closer, the thick dust resting on top leads you to believe it has not been cared for in some time. You suspect you've found the archive.
j.kachelries@gmail.com
Phone: 484.557.7198
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Stacysaurus ((Not so) Daily Sk…): Hehe!!! Yay Mats Leven!!…Stuff
Oh man
Wednesday 20 February 2008 at 10:03 am My website was hit pretty hard by spam in the trackback sction, so I had to make a few changes to the spam protection. If you want to post a comment, you're going to have to answer a quick easy question (To prevent the spam software from posting). Also the trackback is going to require java script to be enabled I believe. Anyways, sorry if this has caused you guys any problems!
Jamie Hyneman WIP
Monday 11 February 2008 at 01:56 am
» Wireframe TurnaroundThis is a head model of Jamie from Mythbusters I've started working on over the weekend. I put in probably around 8 hours right now, and the base head is pretty much where it needs to be. Next I'll be putting on a fur system I'm thinking for the mustache, and then texturing him with some Subsurface Scattering. It's kinda hard to see the likeness without the walrus 'stache.
Some new work
Tuesday 05 February 2008 at 07:02 am
» Environment seen transitionallyFor this clip, you'll see my process of concept to completion. All modeling, texturing, unwrapping, lighting, and compositing was done by myself.
» Exterior of building modeledThis is the exterior of Teddy Roosevelt's birthplace in New York City. The wires are pretty thick and it's a small resolution, sorry about that. The railings aren't able to be seen, but they are done via nurbs.
