Hanzo Hasashi - clay renders and video stuff

Here are some clay renders of models and some video stuff related to my recent 3d still work. (forgive me the obsolete anatomy of the guy but it was done a really long time ago :) )

A turntable for the body:

A small peek on trousers simulation process:

Hanzo Hasashi - Finished

Finally I got finished something I started a long time ago. Under the permission of Vincent Proce who is the character designer for this particular version of Mortal Kombat Scorpion:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_IrX2dnfvNL...orpion_01b.jpg

I did the char in 3d and put it in a new background (the progress can be viewed here on the blog).
So here it is, the final image. I hope you like it at least a little :)
(Right-click "show image" for 4k resolution)

Cheers!

Whaaat?

Just a spontaneous reaction on the polish football team's defeat in Euro 2012.

Kellogg's "Urban Jungle" tv spot

Here are two tv spots done by Platige Image for Kellogg's commercials.

My part here was doing the microphone character model with assets for the two spots (clay render below) and two workers models for the first spot.

Squirrels - Felix

This time I wanted to share with you some images of a squirrel sculpt I made for a TV and theater commercial of Felix peanuts done by Platige Image studio.

Here's the clip:

The same model was also used here: 

"Cocaine Unwrapped - The Machine"

Recently Platige Image created a spot for campaign against cocaine:

"Platige Image was a part of international social campaign for the "Cocaine Unwrapped" documentary directed by Rachel Seifert. The main theme of the movie is to raise social awareness of how cocaine consumption has a profound influence on people all over the world who are producing and trafficking the drug."

I had a small opportunity to create 3d model of the evil robotic hand.

For more information just visit:
http://community.platige.com/news/646?lng=en

Anatomy training - Skeleton

Here's a skeleton model I made for anatomy practising purposes. The model was based mainly on Jeno Barcsay book "Anatomy for the artists" and many images from around the net.