These are some ancient images from a raytracer that I built for a rendering class over the course of a semester during undergrad. We got into the dirty details of rendering depth-of-field, caustics, and bump maps. It did convince me that I’d rather spend more time animating and less time coding. I do enjoy coding,… Continue Reading… Continue Reading
Author Archives: Tony
St. John’s Catholic Chapel — Champaign, IL
This work in progress is an effort to make a recognizable model of my campus church. I’m scaling it to the work for the chicklet people, so I can have some movement through it, etc.… Continue Reading
Settlers Of Catan
This is a 3d model of the board game “Settlers of Catan.” It’s really fun, and has really simple models. It’s a game of conquest through trade and bargaining. It also has a lot of pieces that can be easily modelled or scanned as textures.… Continue Reading
Galileo Themometer
This is a Galileo thermometer. I was having fun making things shiny and reflective, and I got one of these last week, so it looked like a fun challenge to model.… Continue Reading
Shiny Ring!
This was my first full attempt to give things realistic reflective surfaces. I eventually had to break out my old domino placing Maya scripts to get part of it right. Yes, I know I haven’t put any domino stuff up, yet, but I will eventually.… Continue Reading