Author Archives: Draconius

I was able to get some nice feedback on my T-shirt designs at Sun Devil Fan Fair on Sunday, so that was encouraging. I changed the “Anatomy of a Dragon” to “Anatomy of Smaug” and people got the reference much … Continue reading →

As much as I love Pokemon, I knew that I needed to expand my scopes of interesting franchises a little bit more if I was going to attract customers. Taking a break from 3D for a bit, I wanted to design … Continue reading →

Day 2 in ZBrush Land. The ground beneath me still punctures my feet, but I’m a little happy to report that the callouses are beginning to harden and I can bear it a little more. The jungles that are ZBrush’s … Continue reading →

After reading some of the new material I’d just bought, I was eager to begin dipping my toe into ZBrush. There definitely is a learning curve to this software, and once again, I was hit with the trepidation of perhaps … Continue reading →

I bought about a hundred dollars worth of books about character/creature design, ZBrush, drawing, and Maya, and I’m kinda pumped to be learning some new things!! I did this in one night, although it took me slightly more than an … Continue reading →

I’ve been slacking. Shut up. Basic geometry is finished. Adding some general touches… I’m going to bring this into Keyshot and assigns some materials to it but I’d also like to be able to texture it in Maya and dirty … Continue reading →

“GLARE” was the name of the line of graphic tees that I developed on March 8th. The new equipment had come in some days ago and I was immediately hard at work getting what I needed to in order to … Continue reading →

I promised a picture, so here it is… I’ve been working on this a lot longer than I should be. It took me a few days alone just to get the angles in the wings just right. But now that … Continue reading →

Sissmuth was my first OC and I love him very much. He’s been my roleplay character across many games and was so badass, he was the final boss in the D&D campaign I used him in. So yeah… kinda attached. … Continue reading →

During my time at ASU, I worked a lot with Rhinoceros, and I loved it. Very intuitive software, easy to learn and understand. I began working on some models that weren’t characters, as I’d recently placed an order for Makerbot’s … Continue reading →