Tom Ward CGI Modeller & Arist: Adaptation B

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Lighting & Rendering

Mental ray part 1: samples & qualiy control
Mental ray part 2: final gather
Mental ray part 4: physical sun & sky
Mental ray part 5: portal lights
Mental ray part 6: mia metrial x shader
Mental ray part 7: high dynamic range
Mental ray part 9: ambient occlusion
Mental ray part 10: motion blur

Pipeline 1

Uv layout
skinning

sculpting classes

sessions 1-3

Art of Helios by tom on Scribd

I have just completed the unit titled adaptation B in which I took the designs for the concept of the car Helios and I built it within the 3D software. I feel the project went well, I had my idea relatively early on in the project and was keen to get started on the modelling. My modelling skills have definitely improved and I believe my model was well built with strong detail, I would however have liked to have given it even more detail such as the trim around the doors and the rubber around the windows. As I went through the building I found more detail that I could have added and for which I did not have time. I should have started the rendering earlier to achieve the most realistic detail, I don't feel I have the best finish, I should have asked more questions of my tutors about the difficulties I had with the rendering.

Crit Presentation by tom on Scribd

car ogr by tom on Scribd

For Adaptation B I'd like to take this concept car "The Helios", designed by Alberto Hernandez. I'd like to create a detailed 3D model and make it come apart like a diagram in an 'exploding' fashion and create this in the way of a "Haynes Manual", showing the internals of the vehicle.

Link to the concept:

https://www.icon4x4.com/concepts/gallery/3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCu9W9xNwtI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NHZOiAfuR4

I would like to use this concept car for my adaptation B this concept was created by Jonathan Ward a modern day car restorer and car designer who restores old cars but with modern features.

Link to the concept:

https://www.icon4x4.com/concepts/gallery/3