3D Work

Sunset Ranch:Personal Work
I wanted to get some practice with stylized lighting environments and so I started with The Cabin base for my work and turned it into a desert ranch at sunset.
Software used: Maya, Adobe Premiere Pro

Framestore Masterclass:
Pre Viz 'Chase Scene'
As part of my Third Year at university I did a module run by Framestore, based on Pre Viz. Our brief was to create a short story based on a 'chase scene' within a given environment, and our final submission was a playblast of this. I chose to create a humorous sequence between two seagulls fighting over a chip.
Software used: Maya, Adobe Premiere Pro

Mystery: Lighting Practice
I wanted to practice my lighting within Maya and Vray between second and third year, I was focusing on the emotion of mystery and suspense. I feel as though I have improved my storytelling through composition and lighting.
Software used: Maya, VRay

2nd Year Group Project
Here is the final output for my second university year group project. I was responsible for the lighting, compositing, scenes of animating and helped with furniture modelling and texturing too. I am incredibly happy about the outcome of our work.
Software used: Maya, VRay

Unreal Engine:
Teapot Bakery
As part of my real time graphics module, I created this teapot bakery scene within Unreal Engine. My key focus was lighting and lookdev, I learnt the software from scratch in order to make an immersive experience. It was a steep learning curve but I'm happy with my result, which I wanted to look reminiscent of a Beatrix Potter illustration
Software used: Unreal Engine, Maya

Lighting: Easter Competition
Taking part in my university's 3D Lighting & Lookdev competition I created this scene based on the given theme and assets, ocean pollution. I loved doing this 2-week competition using Maya and VRay, it taught me about time management and how to get creative with given assets for sure!
Software used: Maya, VRay

XGen: Introduction to Groom
I experimented with Maya's XGen. I tried very different hairstyles to maximize my experience. I learnt about how to place my guides efficiently, and the importance of modifiers. I thoroughly enjoyed learning this software and completed both of these pieces within a week, from never hearing of XGen to producing work.
Software used: Maya, XGen, VRay

Lighting & Rendering: Morning bath
This second year university project was focused on creating lighting and materials in Maya, rendering with VRay and the final composition in Nuke; it was focusing on a single frame. I was aiming for a sense of loneliness and a physically cold environment.
Software used: Maya, Nuke, VRay