Zhong Kui

Hey Everyone...
a small update with some concept work I got to create for the film Zhong Kui
We had a lot of fun working on this and a fascinating subject matter.

This was a design by Jamie Beswarick and all I did was the tongue and internal mouth  :)

GreyGoo

Really stoked to be able to share some of the work I contributed with the WetaWorkshop Design team to GreyGoo.  We worked with SixFoot and Petroglyph to help fill their world with aliens, humans, industry... you name it!

I was mainly involved with the alien design and their physiology.  Really happy how loyal they were to the design in the final and while I haven't played the game yet, I hear good things, and the cinematics look incredible!

Battle of 5 Armies concept art.

Better late than never to post some of these  :)
All of these pieces and more can be found in the Art of book put together by Weta Publishing, to get a copy please follow the link.

THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES : CHRONICLES: ART & DESIGN

Was the final installment for us to work on this property and what a journey it has been!
Also I will be updating with a new website very soon with a more culled selection of my work, but more on that soon.  Meanwhile here's some stuff that was made for the Battle of Five Armies

The Great White Hunter.

Had a bit of fun creating this trying out the new features in ZBrush as well as the bridge to Keyshot.  Such an amazing tool and I haven't been this excited with a program since Zbrush first came out I think.

It's a bit of a comedic commentary on a few things, but I'll let you decide what that may be for you.

Hercules 2014

I got to do some creature design for Hercules through Weta which was a bit-o-fun!   Nothing made it to the film and had a bit of influence over the boar but it changed at the end.

Grey Alien

Finally got to do some more work towards this fella.  Rendered him in Keyshot with some Photoshop post work.  Sculpted in Zbrush.

A better close up with his hand  :)

Largely based on the many descriptions found of greys, although I did my own take on the suit material... avoided the aluminium look.  The symbols are roughly based on the Rendlesham forest incident where a military officer is said to have transcribed the symbols off a craft he had seen.  Alot of fun recreating this guy and hopefully will be able to do more with this model in the future.  Possibly will do a 3D print of this guy!