3D Design

Cute isn't it? Give this one a click to see a colored version that really brings it to life!

You might find this somewhere in the year 3000.. This one's made game ready, with topology enabling some pretty cool animation potential. And of course, it won't have your computer fans spinning either!

A Sci-Fi themed armor made for a Roblox character with the goal of being low poly.

You don't want to catch yourself on the wrong end of this thing.. but maybe you want to look around at all the other parts! The stylish yet mobile-optimized materials are made in Substance Painter and is fully ready to create an imaginative yet optimal game experience.

A tad more vibrant than a typical gun. Try to guess what's real 3D detail and what's just a texturing-driven illusion! This one's made for mobile game performance, but that doesn't stop me from infusing it with a bit of personality.

There's always a place for extremely organic-shaped futuristic robot concepts, but this one explores a more cartoony and low-poly design without forgoing the mechanical intricacies. Give it a click to see the textured version!

Don't ask why a train would need to hover... it just does! It's retro, it's futuristic, but most importantly, it's low-poly and game-ready!

It may look like an ordinary cleaver, and quite honestly it's not really far off, but hey it's about as low-poly as it gets without losing it's essence. Details are added through textures to create this mobile-optimized game asset.

Looks like something you'd pull out of a stone somewhere, doesn't it? This one's all modeling-detail, not textures! It carries a cartoon-like aesthetic and can easily be made game-ready with some texture work.

What does one do when they don't have a collection of triple-A Sci-Fi game assets that they can quickly load over the network in real-time? They get creative with very basic elements! This design pushes the limits of basic shapes, allowing every asset used to be downloaded in a matter of seconds and render a mobile-optimal experience.

Constructed entirely out of primitive 3D shapes, this Sci-Fi cooridor gets creative with lighting to create a mysterious Sci-Fi atmosphere.

How does one create a low-poly, network-optimal, yet visually intriguing futuristic corridor? This design utilizes a limited number of flexible 3D models modeled and textured by myself that are kit-bashed into a full environment.

Looks like the sort of place with flashing red alarms.. This Sci-Fi warehouse aims feel trapping and ominous, while constructed primarily with the most primitive 3D shapes! Technical limitations shouldn't bar creativity.

A 3D render of broken clocks floating everywhere! This is a Blender render that was made to be a bit more abstract and surreal, creating a dreamlike atmosphere.

I'm not sure what it is about moody medieval throne rooms, but they always have a certain charm to them. This Blender-made render aims to mimic that charm.

A 3D render of a drone in a mysterious and eerie environment. The drone and environment were modeled, textured, and composed in Blender by me.