Plasticity + Blender + Zbrush. It is really fun looking at these transformations and playing around with adding some cables and such. Finalized the look of my materials and lighting setup. Really excited to start rendering out more views, working on the presentations and maybe additional render with one or multiple of the gun variations in an environment. 

I have been slowly chipping away at this and was just curious if I could pull off the cloth brass catcher part. So Added everything in ZBrush and here is the result. Took about an hour getting to this point and it seems to be more then enough for concept, but now it got me thinking, what if I try to make this gun game-ready, fully textured, low poly. Hmmmm, anyways, life has been a bit rough lately so this seems to be one of my only way of coping right now. More to come in the future for anyone interested :) Best wishes if you are reading this and have a good day!

Have been messing around with plasticity in my free time and so far it's amazing and very intuitive. I am looking forward to finishing these up in a fully rendered post coming soon.

I might make a course covering the basics of weapon concepting from 2D sketches to final 3D render, sharing workflows, thought process and final presentation or potentially, again if there is interest, I might be open to mentorships specifically catered towards hardsurface concept design. If you see this and are interested in something like this in the future, drop a comment :) 

WIP of a project I am currently working on in my free time.

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Haven't posted in a while so here is a little WIP shot from a project I am working on in my free time. I've been experimenting a lot with ZBrush and Keyshot for the past months and have learned a lot from Alex Figini, Jonas Roscinas, Alex Senechal and  Michael Andrew Nash. Check out their portfolios and tutorials for more info :)

Color and mood study from the movie Hereditary, while being sick at home. Definitely recommend the movie to anyone that likes watching horror.

Mood study on an old piece called Desolation, experimenting with changing the scene to nighttime and adding some northern lights, even though it doesn't make much sense for them to be there.