Asimov Mk13 is the current 3D Graphic project which I am developing.

This 3D animation is a personal project which I hope to develop as a demonstration of how I have grown as a freelance 3D animator.

The original inspiration for this model came from the Music Video for Björk's "All is full of Love" by Chris Cunningham.

The model originated from a tutorial published by Computer Arts and was modelled by Benedict Campbell.

Visit Computer Arts for the original unmodified robot tutorial.

As you can see, when comparing to the original tutorial, the robot has undergone a lot of changes. However, she is still to undergo much, much more development.

You can view an amiation of an earlier version of the robot on my animation page.

Keep returning for glimpses of the final 3D animation.

This 3D model of R2D2 was created using Maxon Cinema 4D and Body Paint 3D.

Rather than a freelance project, this design was created as a tutorial for a BND in 3D Game Design lesson which I covered due to staff sickness in my place of work today.

I figured that a 3D R2D2 model would be easy to make for beginners due to its simple shape and design, and is relevant to the 3D gaming industry.

This 3D rendering of The One Ring from J.R.R Tolkien's Lord Of The Rings was created in response to Carlos Vega's tutorial on youtube.

I created this 3D model of a glass slipper as a freelance 3D designer for a book cover. Namely “What If Your Prince Falls Off His Horse? - The Married Woman's Primer on Financial Planning”.

I took some time out from the freelance work today to pursue some 3D modelling of my own interest.

This 3D model of a lego tie fighter, done in Maxon Cinema 4D, is the result.

As a freelance 3D illustrator and designer, my most recent project was for the ProSet 2500 Power tool.

The design brief required that a 3D model was built and rendered showing how the tool looked with the addition of a rubber sleeve covering the base.

The 3D images on the left show the models created for this freelance project.

The images show here are taken from my current freelance 3D project.

The brief for this 3D project is to build an 1800's Welsh slate quarry.

Learning to use a 3D package is a long and arduous process that takes a huge amount of dedication.

One of the problems with such vast packages is that if you don't use them for a while you forget how to.

This is Sammy the 3D CGI snail.

He was created over the summer holidays to prevent me from doing just that.

Click on the images for a full size version.

Or visit my animation page to see the animated version of the snail.

Another 3D image in my collection of CGI artwork is this JCB Backhoe.

When creating this backhoe I was given the choice of five scenes.

• Fair
• House
• Train
• Pantomime set
• Building site with earth moving equipment

There was no question, rekindling childhood memories of playing with Tonka Trucks in the sandpit won the day.

As requirement of the qualification I was asked to submit a report detailing how the models were built. In my usual fashion I went into this in some detail which as given rise to the opportunity to create a tutorial.

If you click here you can view the wheel and tyre tutorial.

To see the finished movie visit my animation page.

This 3D vase is a variation of the vase created as part of the 3D fluff training series.

A 3D image inspired by the deathstar from star wars.

This was a brief 3D design project to create a display stand for the PopSet power tools.

The 3D images produced for this project were intended to be included in a word document for Robin Pike a graduate from Nottingham University. His intention was to present the document to a broadcasting company so that he could televise a lecture on how light acts in a hypothetical universe.

Click on the image to view the 3D images and the lecture.

This room was created during the development of David Woodford's Painter Gallery website and formed part of the process of studying how the viewers attention can be placed on the painting rather than the surrounding website.

As a standalone image I quite like it and look forward to any opportunity to do some more 3D interior design.

This building is the beginning of the website that will eventually replace this one.

The building serves as a site map and clicking on the different rooms will take you to the different areas of the site.

See my Experimental page for a half working version.

I created this animated 3D video cube just to see how difficult it would be.

This actually took all of about 5 minutes.

Click here to see the animated version.

This image was created to mimic some of the artwork over at adhemas.com, I thought it would be an interesting challenge to re-create some of their work in 3D.

Part of the 3D Fluff training series.