OLD 3D & TRADITIONAL ART

This page contains a mixture of old personal 3D models & renders,  traditional 2d art, and

even a technical illustration from my BA Honours degree course in Technical Illustration.

RHINO 3D & FORM Z MODELS

   

Buszzsaw: Transformer

Modeled and rendered in Rhino 3.

T-Maxx: Front Section

  Modeled and rendered in Rhino 3. I started this in 2003 I did not finish it as
my computer could not handle it, and my job at Warthog took all my time.

T-Maxx: Front Section

  Modeled and rendered in Rhino 3.

T-Maxx: Shock Tower

  Modeled and rendered in Rhino 3.

T-Maxx: Shocks

 Modeled and rendered in Rhino 3.

T-Maxx: Heatsink

Modeled and rendered in Rhino 3.

T-Maxx: bulkhead

Modeled and rendered in Rhino 3.

T-Maxx: Wheel Hub & Universal Drive Shaft

Modeled and rendered in Rhino 3.

Hot Rod

This was my first ever 3d model. It is a scan of a print, as I lost the file.
I created it at Blackpool & The fylde college on a Technical Illustration
course, back in 98. I used Form Z for the modeling.

TRADITIONAL ART

Most of the artwork below was created before 2001.

I have fond memories of creating them. I create CG

art now, but I do hope to do more traditional pieces.

I created this dog portrait in 2001,

using various grades of pencil.

  

I created this portrait of a friend's husband as a boy.

I created it in 2000 using various grades of pencil.

  

Tamiya Manta Ray 4WD RC Car

This is an exploded Technical Illustration of a Tamiya Manta Ray RC Car.

I created it in 98 at Blackpool & The Fylde college for my BA degree in
Technical and Informational Illustration.

Terminator T-800

I created the Terminator portrait in 96,

using Karisma coloring pencils.

This is Keren Woodward from Banarnarama. I created it
in 93 when I was 15, using Karisma coloring pencils.