Hi everyone, I hope everyone is well and summer is going great! Things have been very busy lately, so I have to make this a quick extended version from other social media sites... Sorry!
I will try to elaborate later on next week-- as sigGRAPH is coming! I am sure I will have some recap from some type of presentation. So, keep a look out ;-)
So, quickly, here's what's been up with my artwork these past few months. I just received additional resources on the exhibit that I help create at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. Mainly, I was given the links to view some of the photographs from the exhibit!
The sculptures will be on display until August 31st, 2015, so if you are in the local New York City area, please drop by, as I am sure all of these tiny sculptures are much more authentic to see live and in person! The exhibit looks absolutely amazing!
And another one to view some additional photos:
Below is a series of snapshots of some renderings of the 3D sculptures for the pieces that I given the opportunity to work on, and the complimenting credits to the creators of the initial concepts!
Each of these 6-Inch printed sculptures were recreated by digital sculpting artists, including myself, using reference that was created by Illustration majors from FIT's class of 2015.
The address to see these sculptures in there physical state is West 27th Street and 7th Avenue-Pomerantz Building. Please stop by and support both your next generation artists, myself, and all the other digital sculptors that were involved!
Currently, I am swamped with another creative opportunity that has been consuming much of my free time... I am working hard to get stuff done and get it done good! As I find out more information, I will elaborate some more about this job.
At the wake of sigGRAPH 2015, things are ridiculous trying to get prepared for it. If you have never gone, I highly recommend attending some time... Especially to check out some of the production session or the dallies. Over the next weeks, I promise to put together some sort of review.
Thanks for reading, as always. :-)
I hope you all enjoying the summer! It is going by way to fast for me!
I will try to elaborate later on next week-- as sigGRAPH is coming! I am sure I will have some recap from some type of presentation. So, keep a look out ;-)
So, quickly, here's what's been up with my artwork these past few months. I just received additional resources on the exhibit that I help create at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. Mainly, I was given the links to view some of the photographs from the exhibit!
The sculptures will be on display until August 31st, 2015, so if you are in the local New York City area, please drop by, as I am sure all of these tiny sculptures are much more authentic to see live and in person! The exhibit looks absolutely amazing!
And another one to view some additional photos:
Below is a series of snapshots of some renderings of the 3D sculptures for the pieces that I given the opportunity to work on, and the complimenting credits to the creators of the initial concepts!
"MATA ALIEN" - Zoila Mata
"WENDY" - Christine Bell
"NATURE'S BEAUTY" - Hyoung Kim
MOLERAT - Carlos Luciano
Each of these 6-Inch printed sculptures were recreated by digital sculpting artists, including myself, using reference that was created by Illustration majors from FIT's class of 2015.
The address to see these sculptures in there physical state is West 27th Street and 7th Avenue-Pomerantz Building. Please stop by and support both your next generation artists, myself, and all the other digital sculptors that were involved!
Currently, I am swamped with another creative opportunity that has been consuming much of my free time... I am working hard to get stuff done and get it done good! As I find out more information, I will elaborate some more about this job.
At the wake of sigGRAPH 2015, things are ridiculous trying to get prepared for it. If you have never gone, I highly recommend attending some time... Especially to check out some of the production session or the dallies. Over the next weeks, I promise to put together some sort of review.
Thanks for reading, as always. :-)
I hope you all enjoying the summer! It is going by way to fast for me!
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