Monday, October 24, 2011

The Hunger Strikes

Little quickie project I did for a blendercookie community competition.

Start to finish was about 1.5-2 days. Created entirely inside Blender 2.59, with the exception of the textures, which were painted in Photoshop CS4. Still a lot wrong with it, but the bell has tolled and the fat lady has sung.



(Click for bigger!)

Lily In The Wind

Here it is! 6 months and Thor himself couldn't count the hours that went into this beach (/Long dark tea time of the soul reference).

Check it out here, or on my website, here!

My Website!!

I have an actual honest to the gods website now!!

Check it out at chriswalker.ca!

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Spider Texturing



Texturing assignment, model was provided.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Group Environment - Modeling

3D88 - Jesse, Adam, Chris, David, Jonathan, Shao, Tom - v3 from VFS Modeling on Vimeo.



I was responsible for basically everything at ground level.





Heavy Push

Sunday, December 19, 2010

HeavyLift

Heavy Box Lift - 3D Animation

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Morrigan - Dragon Age:Origins

Zbrush Turntable:

Morrigan Zbrush Turntable from Chris Walker on Vimeo.



Maya Renders:






Programs used:
Maya 2011
Zbrush 4

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

A Digital Doodle

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

My first photoshop painting with a tablet!!



What can I say? I was feeling in a depressingly Christmas-y sort of mood.

Also...I love my tablet. :)

Human Skull - ZBrush Sculpt

Human Skull and Musculature - ZBrushSculpt from Chris Walker on Vimeo.

Saturday, October 30, 2010

A Balloon Ride In June

This was created for the "Art From Memory Challenge" at http://www.thememoryproject.com/. The site is a really cool project and I would definitely recommend looking around for a while.

This piece won an Honorable Mention and will be shown at 44wide in Toronto, along with the other honorable mentions and Finalists.

(Click for Hi-res)


This piece is inspired by the story of Donald Robert Stevenson, a pilot in the Royal Canadian Air Force serving in Pilot Training. Towards the end of the war the Japanese began sending “Fire Balloons” (Essentially hydrogen balloons with bombs strapped to them) across the ocean towards Canada and the US. Mr. Stevenson was one of the pilots tasked with shooting these balloons down before they reached land.

(You can read his full story here.)

Chris.

Sunday, October 24, 2010