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HEADPHONE

In the early stages of my journey with Blender, I embarked on a solo project that encompassed modeling, animation, and post-production. This immersive experience not only honed my skills in Blender but also deepened my understanding of animation principles such as graph editing and camera techniques. The project served as a testament to my dedication and growth in the field.

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APPLE VISION PRO

I created this product using Autodesk Maya, where I focused on precise modeling and texturing. When it came to texturing, I utilized Physically Based Rendering (PBR) materials and adjusted texture attributes to achieve the desired look. From setting up the lighting to the final rendering, I handled all aspects within Maya, employing the Arnold rendering engine for high-quality output.

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WEAPON VEHICLE

This gaming prop was crafted using Autodesk Maya software, where it underwent meticulous modeling and intricate texturing. To enhance its visual appeal, we played around with various lighting techniques and high-quality HDRIs. The textures were skillfully created using Substance Painter, which greatly assisted in wrapping the object. Lastly, the rendering was done using the powerful Arnold engine.

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BLACK SHEEP

This mesmerizing scene was crafted using Autodesk Maya, where I envisioned a concept for a track cover titled 'Black Sheep' (please note that this is not an official cover). My primary emphasis in this composition revolves around the captivating textures and exquisite lighting. It's important to mention that every element, except for the sheep, was meticulously created by myself. To bring this vision to life, I harnessed the power of the Arnold render engine.

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MACHINE

I created this model using Autodesk Maya during my early days of learning the software. It's a project where I got to explore texturing and basic lighting techniques. For the first time, I used Substance Painter for texturing, and I rendered it using the Arnold engine

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TRAIN

I created this cool Low Poly Train Model using Autodesk Maya, where I learned how to add textures, played around with lighting, and even dabbled in using PRB materials. To give it that final touch, I used the Arnold rendering engine.