Today I had 45 minutes to model and UV a spider for a mobile VR project. I present to you Señor Noodle Legs.
His noodle legs will be gone after rigging but this looked to the be most efficient pre-rig pose.
art of brent morris
Today I had 45 minutes to model and UV a spider for a mobile VR project. I present to you Señor Noodle Legs.
His noodle legs will be gone after rigging but this looked to the be most efficient pre-rig pose.
These are clips from the child section that I designed and animated for the Anchor’s Away: Anxiety at Bay app that in used to treat children with childhood anxieties. The app is currently in clinical testing, but I’m so happy with what our team has accomplished with this one.
I’m in the process of modeling an ICU for a virtual reality training program for doctors and nurses. Here’s some shots that show off the topology of each model. Everything needs to strike a delicate balance between looking realistic and being very efficient so the user can do what they need to in VR without experiencing any lag or dropped frames. the textures and colors you see are just references, because after the modeling is done I will create the actual textures in Substance.
These are a selection of illustrations I’ve done for clients. I love getting to work with amazing clients to produce something that they’re excited about and is a great piece of art.
I have created a Smug Mug Print Shop so you can now buy prints of my photographs. I’ve been able to travel around and capture a lot of cool things. I’m hoping with this you can bring a bit of my adventures home with you.
I’d been asked a few times to make custom coloring books for people. Here’s a sample of some of those images.
This is an animation test to see how quickly I can put stuff together in Adobe Character Animator. I saw someone on my Instagram stories posted about finding an unnamed waterfall. They asked what the name should be. Within the hour I responded with this, naming it Frank.