Month: February 2018

Hello again,

Here is a basic collage I will be modeling Chuck E Cheese from. I chose the 2000s animatronic Chuck because that was the most terrifying. It shows the animatronic from different angles and different poses, and I hope to get the head really exact.

All three characters will be the dead Russian gangsters that John Wick killed with a pencil. The top is a birds eye view of victim dead on the floor, face to down or to the side. The bottom left is victim killed on the bar stool still with the pencil in his head which is leaning on the bar table. The bottom right is the victim dead against the wall who wrote baba yaga out of his blood.

This is supposed to be some astronaut investigating the scene or something. The actual model will look less like a walking trashcan with 8 foot arms and more like a spacesuit. I really can’t draw well (which is why I took digital art as opposed to other art classes)

So after my failed attempt to draw a dog both on paper and digitally, I decided to take the Photoshop collage route. My character is going to be a police dog that is trying to track the escaped convict, starting with getting his scent in his cell. Maybe he’ll be able to figure out how the prisoner escaped!

Silis, having been raised in the woods by the spirit Lucaris, is one of the few who still believe in the spirits. She spent many years mastering her plant manipulation spell, agrokinetic, and great things are possible with the spell retry. She tries her best to live as peacefully as possible, yet chaos always seems to follow her…

This took an unbearably long time due to my own inexperience, issues with Maya, and my inability to get this to render. But alas, here it is:

It is difficult to see, but my six items are:

• Bed with Pillow and Mattress
• Ball of Yarn
• Rug with blood and pawprints
• Desk with glass of water
• Window with curtain-bar and shades
• Open door

The rendering is pretty awful, so the viewer is unable to see many details, such as indents in the door and support-boards underneath the desk.

Maya really didn’t like rendering my objects and scene, so the first image below is the rendering, followed by a screenshot of the whole scene and individual photos of the smaller items.