My very first sculpting and prototyping job for the entertainment industry, working for Disney legend Rollie Crump.
From rough sketches provided by Mr. Crump, I was tasked with prototyping the final form...from scratch!
"Green Death" poly foam, plastilina clay, wood base.
Graphite
Anatomical concept design for how the computer graphic "skin" would animate over virtual musculature.
Graphite, ink, watercolor, cold-press watercolor paper
Concept design for feature film pitch.
Graphite, ink, watercolor, cold-press watercolor paper
Creature concept design for feature film pitch.
Graphite, Adobe Photoshop
Concept design for short film pitch.
Graphite, drawing paper
Graphite, ink, watercolor, cold-press watercolor paper
Prismacolor pencil.
Remember "Memphis" style?
Working production prototype mock-up.
Infra-red sensors in the red eyes detected laser light from "laser-tag"-like weapons carried by players.
Prismacolor pencil.
The Art Director at ILM knew I drew animals well, and asked me to develop some character concepts for the original, first attempt at a computer graphics version of Alvin and the Chipmunks.
Polymer clay, wire, wood
Graphite, drawing paper
Creature concept design for an unused, alternative ending to a major motion picture. Darn it!...
Graphite, ink, watercolor, Arches hot-press watercolor paper
Graphite
Polymer clay, armature, pipe, wood
Concept character maquette for feature film pitch, "The Fourth Magi."
Graphite, ink, watercolor, cold-press watercolor paper
Working production prototype mock-up.
Infra-red sensors in the red eyes detected laser light from "laser-tag"-like weapons carried by players.
Graphite
Anatomical concept design for how the computer graphic "skin" would animate over virtual musculature.
Graphite, watercolor.
Close-up of production prototype casting, as seen in working mock-up, above.
I did the original plastilina sculpt, fiberglass mold "tool," silicon casting, and silver paint finishing.
Polymer clay, armature, wood
The Model Supervisor wanted to have a traditional maquette to begin his computer graphic modeling of lead character Oki, for the pre-production pitching of the Nickelodeon series "Oki's Oasis."
Graphite, drawing paper
My SECOND sculpting and prototyping job for the entertainment industry, working for Disney legend Rollie Crump.
"Green Death" poly foam, plastilina clay, wood base.
Not shown: fiberglass mold for production casting.
Graphite, Adobe Photoshop
Concept design for short film pitch.
Close-up of production prototype casting, as seen in working mock-up, above.
I did the original plastilina sculpt, fiberglass mold "tool," silicon casting, and silver paint finishing.
Prismacolor pencil.
Memphis marble!
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