Card Warrior w/ Royal Family

Hi everyone, here is my latest 3D sculpture along with the knight and queen. This artwork completes part of a series I've been working on. Also, if anyone knows of a company that prints 3D models, please let me know ASAP. In the meantime, please posts comments on my blog.

Knight Chess Piece

Hi everyone, every queen must have her king so here's my latest 3D sculpture. Sir Knight was designed using Zbrush and Hexagon, then rendered in Cinema 4D. Soon I'm make a 3D print for display.

Chess Queen

Happy New Year to everyone!! Here's my latest 3D Sculpture I've worked on during the holiday break. It was an idea I put together last year, but had to delay it due to other projects. Of course a queen needs a king, which will be designed later on. I will make a 3D print of the Chess Queen. Enjoy the pics and post comments.

Happy Halloween

Hi folks, it's been months since I last work on any 3D artwork. Here's my latest entry for All Hallow's Eve. I'm not planning on texturing the model, although I might do a 3D print and later paint it with enamel. Please post comments.

The Traveler

Hi everyone, after three months of on/off designing, here's my latest 3D artwork. I've been working on this project since January, and during those "snow days". I won't be texturing the model since I'm planning on making an extra 3D print. This is my first attempt at creating the human figure in Zbrush (the digital sculpture software, many professionals are using in the CGI field). I plan on working on other dioramas in the next few months. Please post comments.

Another Sculpture

Hi everyone, I had another digital sculpture printed recently. Here you'll see side by side comparison of the digital and actual model. My next project is in the works, so stay tuned and please posts comments.

My Actual Sculpture

Hi everyone, here is one of my recent digital sculptures with pedestal, both printed from a 3D printer. The bust is made of Photopolymer and is translucent. The process took several hours to be complete, and both stand at six inches tall. Included is the digital version, shown side by side with the printed version. Many thanks to my friend Troy for his photography, and Amtek for producing the models. Please post comments and let me know what you think.