Messy Goes To Okido

The trailer for "Messy goes to Okido" is now out, and the still pictures above are Screen grabs of the shots I got to work on which are used in the trailer.

Messy goes to Okido is a new childrens tv series which I got to help out on as a Layout artist. The show starts showing on Cbeebies channel on the 7th September 2015 at 4.20pm.

As working in the Layout team, most of the work involved Laying out a shot gathering props, characters and environments created from the other departments and then framing each shot with a camera which also involves animating the camera where needed.

It was fun working on this show and got to work with a great team at Doodle Productions, nice people and environment and also learnt a lot from working there.

Robot_Render

This was just some lighting exercise. I got a free Robot model from Jeremy Birns website (www.3drender.com) and tried placing it on a live background Image. I done the lighting/texturing and shading.

Tropicana Render

I got around to model/texture this Tropicana drink and used Vray for Lighting/Rendering.

Guardians of the Galaxy - Gamora 3D Scan

This is a 3D scan model of Gamora for the film Guardians of the galaxy. Actress Zoe Saldana was scanned by Plowman Craven using their laser scanning equipments.

I got to help on doing some processing and 3D scan modelling of this character at Plowman Craven in a software called Headus PlyEdit, and it was among some of the other characters and props which I got to work on for the film there, before they where then sent of to bigger vendor. It was a fun project to be a part of and also to get working alongside a nice team at Plowman Craven.

Lexus

This is a Lexus car model I Lit and shaded in Maya using mental ray and tried to make it fit into the background image. The car is not modelled by me and it is a CAD model.

Baby Plant Subsurface Test

This is a baby plant and pot I modelled/textured/shaded and tried to do some subsurface test on it. Used Mental ray for lighting/rendering.

Makita_Drill_04

Thought to put in tiny chromatic abberation and some film grain. Took a still of the render from a slight different frame also. Above is just the setup of the nodes comped in Nuke and I done all aspects of this project.