3D design
modeling & Rendering

ABOUT

3D Modeling in CAD software is among my favorite digital design processes. I work most often with Autodesk Maya, V-Raya for Maya, Fusion 360, Rhino, and Blender in creating 3D objects and environments. I have begun exploring Cinema 4D, Houdini, and ZBrush for advanced sculpting and parametric modeling.

3D OBJECTS
A selection of 3D objects modeled and rendered in Autodesk Maya.

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PROCESS DIAGRAMS

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3D SCULPTURES
Below are 3D-printed sculptures that I modeled, rendered, and printed as a part of my professional art practice. For more on these sculptures, see Into the Shell and Manipura. Modeled and rendered with Autodesk Maya. The first gallery shows the Bivalvia Crown prototype printed in PLA. The second gallery shows another sculpture, Anna from Manipura: Of Flowers and Bones, printed in resin with a UV coat.

Above: Photograph of 3D-Printed Prototype

Manipura: Of Flowers and Bones

Selections from the sculpture series I created in 2019. Modeled in Autodesk Maya.
This first image is a photograph of one of the 3D-printed sculptures, titled, Anna.

The remaining images are renderings of the other sculptures. Modeled and rendered with Maya (Arnold Renderer) and edited in Photoshop.

3D Design

3D designmodeling & Rendering

3D design
modeling & Rendering