This project was an experiment in transferring my skills from Maya to Blender while exploring a more cartoonish style of 3D modeling. The playful design contrasts with my more realistic work, highlighting versatility in animation character creation and stylized graphics.
Credit to my reference.
Inspired by Pixar’s Cars, this project reimagined the car from Grease in a cartoonish, animated style. I adjusted proportions, anthropomorphized features like the grille and headlights, and added eyelids to give the car personality. This 3D modeling project demonstrates how graphics and design can merge with animation character techniques to bring objects to life.
Credit: Cars is a trademark of Pixar Animation Studios and The Walt Disney Company. Grease is a trademark of Paramount Pictures. Original concepts and designs belong to their respective rights holders. This project was created as a fan-based, educational study with no affiliation to or endorsement from Pixar, Disney, or Paramount.
This sculpt focused on studying facial anatomy. I modeled and sculpted the head to closely match a reference image while incorporating creative adjustments for a cohesive final mesh. The work emphasizes blending 3D modeling and sculpting to create realistic detail.
Credit to the original reference.
Based on an art piece by Matt Dixon, this project recreated a robot holding a birdhouse in a forest. I emphasized textures and materials, making the robot rugged and earthy while reimagining the birdhouse with a weathered, stylized design. This project showcases my process of combining reference-based 3D modeling with original detail choices in graphics and design.
Credit: Original concept and design by artist Matt Dixon. This 3D recreation was created as an educational and fan-based study with no affiliation to or endorsement from the original creator.
As part of a six-person team, I contributed to a Star Wars vignette featuring the Sandcrawler and the Jawas. While this is not the complete project, these renders highlight my personal contributions in 3D modeling and detail work.
Credit to Star Wars is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd. and The Walt Disney Company. Original concepts and designs belong to them. This project was created as a fan-based, educational study with no affiliation to or endorsement from Lucasfilm/Disney. Additional credit to my teammates for their collaboration.
For this project, I focused on capturing the cartoon style of the concept art in 3D. To accomplish the stylization, I used more organic and round shapes to match the caricature from the reference. Although seemingly simple in structure, it was complex to achieve in Blender and a good learning opportunity for me.
Credit: original concept art and artist.
I mix imagination with intention—each project starts with your idea and grows into bold 3D art, animation characters, and design that’s anything but ordinary.
