This paintball gun was created using Strata 3d pro. It has a count of 22 different shapes that were all used to make the gun. The more difficult shapes were created in Adobe Illustrator first, then imported, and finally lathed or extruded. All textures and bump maps were created in Adobe Photoshop.

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The same gun model was used in this picture to demonstrate lighting and shadows with a Raydiosity render engine.

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This is a link to an assignment based around a logo animation. The gun model was used, and animated with all mechanical parts working. The programs i used were Strata 3d Pro, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe AfterEffects, and Adobe Premier.

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This character was re-created for a project in an Illustrator class. You can Click Here to view the original image. For this character I used a combination of gradients and cell shading for the color.

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This character was first traced on paper, scanned into Photoshop, and then imported into Illustrator. Cell shading was used, rather than using gradients, for color. The actual work time for the character was 9 hours.

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This female character was hand drawn with a .5 lead mechanical pencil on a 14" X 17" drawing pad. Total draw time was 3 hours.

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This photo was taken in the mountains of New Hampshire with a 35mm fuji.

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This project was created in Macromedia Director. The objective was to create an interactive CD for a fictitious company. All the graphics in this interactive design program were made in Photoshop and Illustrator. They were later imported into Director and give lingo and timeline key frames to create the animation and interactivity.

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RCLtrucking.com is a project currently being worked on. It follows most of the same guidelines as the last one, but this project is based on a real company.

To view the latest screen shot of the project, please click on the image.