Guns! That's right, guns!

This is something entirely new for me. I learned a lot
in the process, and feel like I achieved a measure of success.
Each one of these designs was probably about 3 hours in Photoshop,
with a little more time here or there depending on the complexity
of the weapon. Hope you enjoy!

The Man in the Water

On to environments! Here is a piece I did for ART301. Total time
was about 7 hours... lots of fun.

Entrenched Assassin

Here is yet another assignment from Art301.
With this one, I started in gray scale, and stayed there
for quite a while. I got most of the colors by painting into
a soft light layer, and then I went in standard for additional
colors and details. Over all, probably about 10-12 hours
of work. Hope you like!

The Fire Warden (color!)

Presto! Here I was able to get a pretty decent
effect with color and soft light overlays. I use to use
this method a lot, but this is one of the first times that it
was this effective. I feel like I have mad a Photoshop
breakthrough!

The Lurker at the Threshold

Here's something different. The title is from an H.P.
Lovecraft Novel that is pretty spooky, although
I'm only part of the way through it.

Convict at the Beach

More homework! This is my first assignment for Art 401, which
had extremely loose guidelines. Tons of fun!
This probably took about 6 hours in Photoshop.

Personal Weapons: Concept to Finish

Man does it feel good to have a break from school! Here is my first 3D work for summer break. First is the concept I did, then the model with and without texture. Once I had some time, this project really flew, so I'm looking forward to starting another one. This was my first, so it was pretty high poly for a prop (582 tris). Maybe my next project will be a series of low poly hammers, swords, and axes. Sounds like fun.