
Renee Taylor
Sushi
Enamored with the movement of fish, Artist Renee Taylor takes the project parameters of ‘creating a whimsical explanation of a complex system’ to the cutting board.
Digital Artist Kristian Soerensen creates a pair of contrasting characters in 3D software.
Work prepared for ARTD471 ‘3D Imaging’
Modeling in Maya. Texturing, lighting and rendering in Blender 3D.
Instructor: John Park
Digital Arts | University of Oregon
3D Imaging ProjectRenders
How can one playfully explain the underlying mechanism of everyday processes? Students use 3D modeling and rendering techniques to reveal how things might be done.
Benjamin Geck (Lawnmowing)
Kun Xia (Whale Island)
Gustavo da Silva Chagas (Social Media)
Jesse Charters (Mario Brothers II)
Hillary Fowler (Polaroid Photos)
Course: ARTD471
Instructor: John Park
University of Oregon Digital Arts Program
ARTD471 - 3D Imaging Final Projects:
Abraham Almahmoud’s NSA Invasion
Erica Heagerty’s Photosynthesis Explained
Amanda Toporek’s Psychiatric Models
Jessica Chen’s Teahouse
Created March 2014
Artists: Kristian Soerensen, Kiara Williams, Spencer Verdon, Kim Tran, Dominic Gerace
Title: Visual Paradox Project
Medium: 3D Modeling (Blender 3D)
Class: ARTD471- 3D Imaging (F’13)
3D Character Design:
Here’s a peek at some of the best images coming out of 3D Imaging’s Project 1 critique. This character-design based project asked students to try and achieve one of the most difficult tasks, which is to tell an entire narrative that is loaded with mystery, all in a single image.
Hover over images for artist credits.
Course: ARTD471 “3D Computer Imaging” F'13
Instructor: John Park
Media: 3D modeling, texturing and lighting in Blender3D