This was one of my first experiences with 3D camera match-moving using Syntheyes 3D camera solver. I gave myself a few special goals for this. I wanted the 3d object to stick down to the table without

Many years ago I did this test for the style of an animated comicbook. I've always wanted to make a film in this style.

In the summer of 2010 I went back to my home town of Santa Fe NM for my usual visit. While there I shot this music video for my friends Felix Cordova and Mark Ortiz. I shot the whole thing on one camera,

Another little piece I threw together in my spare time a couple years ago. Sculpted in Zbrush, animated and rendered in 3ds Max with V-Ray.

Inspired by the work of Nikola Tesla and William R. Lyne (my father) author of "Space Aliens From The Pentagon" AKA "Pentagon Aliens" and "Occult Ether Physics". This short

I did this for the same FreddieW video contest that I posted about previously with my other short "Invadersnap." This time the subject of the contest was "Android users VS iOS users."

Back when I fisrt got Substance painter I did this as a really quick test to see how much work it would be to get a decent result when combined with V-Ray Renderer. I sculpted this head really quickly

I sometimes like to enter video contests. It's fun to try and beat the clock for a deadline that isn't self-imposed. It means that you have to get something done no matter what. But the problem is that

Back in 2011 I decided to enter the "Crash the Superbowl" contest that Doritos and Pepsi had. I shot this on my trusty Canon T2i with a Tokina 11-16mm and a Canon 28mm. I sculpted the Alien Monster

One day a few years ago I got bored and I decided to make a Meat Spider. I don't know why but this image just popped into my head. So I whipped him up in Zbrush in probably 20-30 minutes, then did a quick

This was a somewhat succesful experiment in creating a drawing that could be viewed in 2 orientations. When flipped over you can see another creature arises. I like to play with illusions or hidden images

Some of my work is featured in This Months Art Muzeo Magazing. You can see me on page 10 here and you can purchase it here Pictured "Cantankerous Wind" Colored pencil and oil pastel on paper.

I made this little CGI character and I thought it would be cool to try and make him look as though he had been animated with stop-motion. I did this by applying light procedural noise patterns to the rotation

A little over a year ago (summer 2016) I went back to my home town of Santa Fe, New Mexico for a visit. It wasn't for a good reason, it was because one of my best friends from high school had passed away