Basic Modeling Final (Wiimote)

My friend (Cho) asked me to put up some things I did for my final. So here it is! Hope you all like it.

For our Intro to Basic Modeling Final, we had to model a remote control in maya. We also had a choice to model phones (as long as they're not iphones).
I was very lucky to have been taking a Lighting and Rendering class in the same semester; so I was also able to add in textures for the buttons, and displacement for the audio holes and ("Nintendo" and "B") grooves on the backside.
Definitely could have have modeled more efficiently (notice how the edges don't line up neatly on the wireframe models?), but I definitely learned a lot. Modeling isn't really my ultimate career plan, but I definitely think it'll be a good idea to know about it. Onwards, yo!

Clouds (Nausicaa Fan Art)

Just speed sketching practice. Last night I really, REALLY wanted to draw clouds. At first it was just only going to be clouds, but the upper left corner looked empty.  So I decided to add in Nausicaa and another random flyer for scale and composition. Thus, this piece became a Nausicaa fan art!

Hope to do more speed sketching and up my skills. Enjoy!

This drawing was done in Photoshop.

Nausicaa (c) Ghibli

Cashier Doodle - #6

More geometry studies while working. Some boolean-ing, some head, some, random.

Some Head Study

Thought I'd quickly post something before I head off to work.

Cashier Doodle - #5

I think my favorite geometry is a cube. They're so beautiful and you can always tell which way they're facing.
These are exercises from Peter Han’s Dynamic Sketching class. I hope to take that class one day….

Condolences

My condolences to those who have been affected by the Santa Monica College shooting. My heart goes out to all of you. I deplore this type of senseless violence. "The true measure of a great institution is in how it responds in its darkest hour." Let's make sure to check in on each other and help those who need it. I hope all my classmates and professors are okay. I'll see you in a few hours to close our spring semester.

Color Theory – Visual Music and Color Script Assignment

The final assignments for my Color Theory Class at Santa Monica College.  Professor Steve Brown had to leave school two weeks before spring semester ended and asked us to email the last two assignments to him. Just in case, if he weren't able to open my files, I decided to also include him a link to here. And also to have a record that these assignments were actually done on time :)

VISUAL MUSIC

We were supposed to pick a 60 sec snippet of a lyric-less music and create a storyboard animatic with no recognizable imagery. There needs to be at least 6 keys and 5 transitions between them.  I now realize that I was perhaps too much getting into the timing and animation right. And I hope waterdrops aren't "recognizable imagery". Ah, well I did my best to “feel” the colors. Overall, good practice for me.
Here are some concepts drawings that I used as reference: http://yurika-you-found-me.blogspot.com/2013/06/cashier-doodle-4.html

Music Used: Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Little” Fugue in G Minor

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVadl4ocX0M&list=FLo9F3sT0RYtZ0HHPUdgODJg&index=1

COLOR SCRIPT

(Little Red Riding Hood)
My first color script ever. Not the best drawings...so~ let's concentrate on the pretty colors shall we? Just make sure to have at least 10 feet distance between you and this image. If you're wearing contacts or glasses, take them off. If you have foggy goggles, put them on.

Cashier Doodle - #4

It’s been a while since I posted a Cashier Doodle. Anyways, these ones are ones done about a month ago. More volume practice. I just felt like doing something flowy and organic (and of course, more cubes). These drawings were eventually became inspirations and were incorporatd in my Color Theory Visual Music Project, which I promise to post soon.