My Portfolio

Oh poor sweet sweet Telly. A victim of circumstances, the circumstances being my twisted horror crazed teenage mind. He was a tour guide in a story I planned to turn into a video game, who was a simple, overenthusiastic loving character that the story forced you to suspect as the villain, but in reality he really just who he said he was, and no matter what choice you make after suspecting him resulted in his demise.
This character has seen quite a few renditions and I'm happy to say this is his final form, ready for the printer. I used Autodesk Maya and Zbrush to make this guy and it took me roughly 14-16 hours.

This little squishable guy is named Potato. He's based on one of my favorite childhood plushies that I made with my grandmother when I was really little. Now canonically I'd say he's made from a potato sack to fit the name, but obviously mine isn't, so I'm not sure where the name came from. Regardless I think it suits him. He still inspires a lot of my work to this day, afterall he was one of my first creations so in honor of him I made this model; a chunky fuzzy mess of a creation, that's clearly been loved to death.
It took me roughly 4-6 hours, using Autodesk Maya, Zbrush, and Adobe Substance 3D Painter.

Who says blades can't be beautiful and functional? Well because they can't, at least this one seems pretty impractical as a weapon and as a tool. I would hate to see what would happen if you tried to use it. But regardless this is one of my favorite blade models I've made, though unfortunately never got around to using my FDM 3D printer to bring it into reality, because I couldn't think of a place where I could use it.
This model took me around 12-16 hours to make using Autodesk Maya and Adobe Substance 3D Painter.

Have you ever wanted to cosplay a character but it's either too niche or there are just no free available assets of them? Well that was the problem I faced when I was developing this costume.
I love Tiny Tina, she's a tiny funky badass, with an explosive personality, so when she got her own game I was thrilled and once I played it I knew I had to bring her character to life, but as with most characters with insanely detailed costumes, people aren't as eager to put in the painstaking work to creating them. Unlike most people though I thrive in chaos and live for a challenge.
Recreating the mask upon her hat was well worth it though. I used my FDM 3D printer to bring it to life for this project and spent around 8-12 hours in Autodesk Maya and Zbrush.

If you ever knew me in school days, you'd know that I had a strange obsession with drawing little doodles of a pumpkin ghost. No one knows where he came from or what part of my mind he crawled out of, but he was always there, on very sheet of paper, every test, in every corner. So here's Eddie a shy little ghostly fellow who wears a pumpkin over his head, all dressed up for Halloween.
My original plan was to make him into a candy bucket for spooky season, with his head being a hollo bowl (still might do this), but that all changed when I found my passion for designing vinyl figures and toys.
I made him using Autodesk Maya, Zbrush and used Chitubox while prepping the model for resin printing. In total he took me around 18-22 hours, mostly because I spent quite a bit of time splitting up the model in preparation for printing

After having spent quite a bit of time on the sandy beaches of Mexico and sailing the Canadian coast, jellyfish have become one of my greatest fascinations. They seem so sweet and as much as I'd love to give them a little pat, I sadly can not, so I did the next best thing and made myself a little jelly friend. She's as gentle as the ocean waves and is as cute as a button. I made her using Zbrush and Autodesk Maya and it took me roughly 15-20 hours.

A sweet innocent bunny girl who's a witch? This idea came from a collaboration project I worked on in high school with an old friend. We essentially created a world where animals were witches and could shift into humans, and this little bun bun was a concept I created for one of the characters in said story. This project took me about 28-36 hours as I struggled to recreate an anime art style in 3D for the first time, using Autodesk Maya and Zbrush.

Here lies a fun little recreation I crafted of Bill Cipher from the popular series Gravity Falls, specifically the infamous 'Book of Bill,' by talented creator Alex Hirsch. Using Autodesk maya and various 3d printing modules I rebuilt this model from scratch, adding my own personal touches along the way. Optimized for vinyl inspired printing. This project in total took around 6-8 hours to create, but I'd say this little guy was well worth the effort!