Models were created in Cinema 4D and rendered in Daz Studio. They were originally made for a VR game I scratched and were intended to be dollhouse items.

Models created in Cinema 4D & rendered in Daz Studio.

Created in Cinema 4D. The first two were rendered in Daz Studio and the last set in Cinema 4D

Models created & rendered in Cinema 4D

Models created in Cinema 4D & rendered in Daz Studio.

These prototypes were intended to be the dolls in a VR dollhouse simulator I planned to make before realizing the polygon count was way too high for the Oculus Quest. I do have low poly versions of these dolls as well. Due to me going in a different direction I never ended up finishing this set.

Models created in Cinema 4D & Zbrush, rendered in Daz Studio

Down the Rabbit Hole; This is our 2022 submission for the 20th anniversary of Ludum Dare 50. We had so much fun making this game! With only 72 hours, two coders, one music producer, and myself as the 3D artist we really pushed ourselves to get this out!

The theme this year was “Delay the Inevitable”. We chose to go with an Alice & Wonderland, endless runner game. The tunnel is programmed to regenerate endlessly which made it very tricky when implementing the objects.

I definetly plan to bring in prefabs for the next competition as it was very tough to push out the number of items at the quality I would have wanted in 72 hours.

Not to mention my surface book decided to somehow break leaving me with two mice blinking on the screen at all times. At one my power even went out due to an outage in the area.

Occasionally due to the fact that I had two mice on the screen for some reason with the one super glued to the left hand corner..( touchscreen also unresponsive, as well as the touchpad), I was unable to upload the necessary folders containing the objects I had created for the game! This caused me to have to use the tab key and enter to upload documents.

Words cannot even spell out how absolutely ridiculous this was.

However even with all of the many issues we somehow had such a great experience and were able to complete the game in time!

Set of renders for Giles & Brother I created in Adobe Illustrator circa 2014. Retail images below were not taken by me but showcase a couple of pieces in the above renders.

Renders created for Giles & Brother in Adobe Illustrator circa 2014

Render I created for Luv Aj x Stone Fox in Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator along with a photo of the finished product sample fresh from the factory circa 2014. Last photo is not taken by me but showcases the belt on a model.

Another render I created in Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop for Luv AJ x Stone Fox with a photo of a sample of the finished product fresh from the factory. , I think they ended up leaving this belt out of the collection.

Render for Love AJ X Stone Fox with photo of a sample of the finished product fresh from the factory. The last two images were not taken by me and are retail images of one of the belts shown above. Circa 2014

Renders for Love AJ X Stone Fox collection. These are all from my original portfolio so I will be updating all of these posts with the retail images of the belts as well. The last two photos were not taken by me and are retail images for one of the belts shown in the renders above.

Kimba was one of the only clients for By Design that never took off, can’t imagine why as these were not only some of my favorite pieces to help create the samples were stunning.