Dazzling Digital Art

  Here are some completed objects for our character designs in 3D Animation! For our final project, I am going to be creating a fairy character, all in 3D! This week, we needed to complete two objects for our character, so I decided to do a wand and a fairy dust bottle! I loved how these turned out! I might change the colors on the wand for the final design, but for now, here is the color scheme.  Fantastical Facts: Wand and Fairy Dust Edition: These objects were the first made solely by reference image only! Usually I have a video to watch and follow along with my professor, but these were made on my own!  The wand reference is from Qvajangel on DeviantArt and the bottle is referenced from Winx Club (childhood memories 😌)  I am thinking of naming my fairy character Tulip!  As always, thank you for supporting this small artist and blog! I hope you enjoy the work as much as I do when I create it! Have a magical day! -Maddy Wessling

  Here are two versions of my own take on Bomberman! I had a lot of fun creating this one for this past weeks' 3D Animation assignment! The one that is more square shaped is the one without a subdivision surface on it, so it is not as smooth. I decided with this post and from here on to post some quick facts/quirky things about my process while I do these projects! So... Fantastical Facts: Bomberman Edition: The eyes on the subdivision surface model (the rounder one) was actually a mistake! It was intended to be all black, but my friends and I found it too funny for it to not be kept in the final version!  Realized after the project, I forgot to add reflections, but the ice surface remembered 😅 As always, thank you for supporting this small artist and blog! I hope you enjoy the work as much as I do when I create it! Have a magical day! -Maddy Wessling

 Here is my very first sword and shield model in Cinema 4D! This was my assignment for my 3D Animation class. I'm going to be honest and that this took wayyyy  longer to complete than I wanted. I had a few troubleshooting issues with the materials, but I eventually got it figured out with some help from my friends. Shout out to them for all of their help! I am really proud of the progress I have made this far in such a short amount of time. Hopefully I can continue to grow and create! Until next time! 

  This past week in my 3D Animation class, I worked on my first ever mini project! For homework, we were assigned to create a train from scratch using Cinema 4D and a Wacom Tablet. I successfully completed this and was very happy with the results! I had to use my Surface Pro, which unfortunately couldn't run the software properly, so I am very pleased that I was able to get anything modeled at all. It is most certainly not  perfect, but for my first try, I think that this piece exceeded my expectations. I can't wait to see what we are going to try next!