Award Winning Project - Portait of Livia
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• PORTRAIT OF LIVIA

Stylisation Project - Anime Style

• PORTRAIT OF LIVIA - ink

Stylisation Project - Watercolour Style

• PORTRAIT OF LIVIA - pencil

Stylisation Project - Sketch Style

• PORTRAIT OF LIVIA - Oil

Stylisation Project - Oil Paint Style

Personal / Group Projects
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• Project voltage

Modeling Project
Design by Megumi Mizutani

• wasteland

Sculpting Project

• CHRIS YORKSHIRE

Envrionment Modeling Project

Blender project created for a class project in the 2nd year of my animation degree. Representing the UN sustainability goal NO.2: Zero Hunger, this broken doll was a robotic maid, but she was dumped into landfills due to manufacturing deformities. She now lives around the settlements around the landfills and scarps other deformed robots for their parts to repair herself.
This character was inspired by the millions of tons of 'unattractive food' waste, and the Japanese Wabi-Sabi ideology of appreciating imperfection, where they use the Kintsuki technique to fix broken pottery.

Blender model created for a group project in the 3rd year of my animation degree. The animation is a mockumentary of the animals living in the London Underground. I was in charge of the envrionment design of this project. Given the complex and architectural nature of the environment, the backgrounds were 3D-modelled.

Blender project was a fan project, to practice modelling from a provided character reference. This character is from the Pokemon x Hatsune Miku collab project - Project Voltage.

This is my Final Major Project for the 3rd year of my animation degree. A passion project made in Blender on the exploration of Non-Realistic Rendering (NPR) techniques to showcase my 2D art background.The final outcome was also entered for a Student Research Competition to the major computer graphic event - SIGGRAPH. And winning Third Place out of 140 competitors.And later publically published on ACM Digital Library:
Picture (Im-) Perfect - Exploring Imperfections in Computer Generated Rendering