Both of the items in my full 3D portfolio (Mythworld and F.I.S.T.) are complete items of work undertaken during my university course.

Please bear in mind that my skills and abilities have improved since creating even Mythworld, which I judge to be my most impressive piece of work (although as yet I do not have any renders that demonstrate this, they will be forthcoming.)

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Mythworld was a collaboration between myself and another 3D artist, Roberto Valls Domenech.

Undertaken during our animation and special effects university course, its aim was to promote a new ghost train style ride for a hypothetical theme park called Mythworld in a 30 second TV advertising window.

The animation combines many different 3D models, special effects generated in the 3D software (Lightwave 3D 7) and atmospheric lighting in order to produce a creepy, fast paced advert that leaves the viewer wanting to know more about the ride and the park itself.

We intentionally left little in the way of theme park contact details because this animation was to form one part of a five part animated advert series. 'Later' advertisements would expand upon the story and introduce the contact details, whereas this one was merely a teaser.

File Size: 56.6 Mb

Format: Intel Indeo .avi

Mythworld was an individual project, everything you see within it was modelled, animated and lit by me.

Undertaken during our animation and special effects university course, its aim was to provide the intro for a short animated space opera series about a team of marines known as F.I.S.T. - First Interplanetary Strike Team.

The intention was to try and create a feeling of otherworldliness and impress the viewer with a number of fast-paced set pieces. Some succeed, some fail, but I learnt a lot from both ends of the spectrum.

Initially, the animation was going to last three minutes, but I had to scale back the scope of it as I realised that I was trying to do far too much.

File Size: 26 Mb

Format: DivX .avi