Sketchbook: Michael Taylor
So this will be a bit different, since I'm doing some more technical work :P mostly some rigging and scripting. I'll try to keep the pictures as pretty as I can. I've been a slacker for a while, but have gotten back into the swing of things.
I started off with a few robots that were modeled and proceduraly textured by a current student of my 3D course at Humber college. Here is the first one, Dudley.
He hasn't been animated yet but will be once his friends are done.
Another student asked for this giant mecha spider tank thing to be done for this Monday so I whipped it up in a few days. I've been having some trouble figuring out IK with so many unidirectional joints, but I think the end result is pretty snazzy.
I should be able to finish off Dudley's friend Scout today.
I'm always welcome to compliments and critiques! Helps with the motivation
I started off with a few robots that were modeled and proceduraly textured by a current student of my 3D course at Humber college. Here is the first one, Dudley.
He hasn't been animated yet but will be once his friends are done.
Another student asked for this giant mecha spider tank thing to be done for this Monday so I whipped it up in a few days. I've been having some trouble figuring out IK with so many unidirectional joints, but I think the end result is pretty snazzy.
I should be able to finish off Dudley's friend Scout today.
I'm always welcome to compliments and critiques! Helps with the motivation
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I can't wait to see what animations come of Dudley and Scout, their owner Stephen Gibson http://www.ssgibson.ca/ is also an awesome animator.
Again these aren't my renders or models or textures, those were handled by Stephen Gibson http://www.ssgibson.ca/ I did the character rigging and will hopefully have an animation of them soon to show that off better.
It's a pretty big image, yee be warned.