These crawling creatures were a first attempt to handle NURBS’ geometry into many possible anatomical features. And the inspiration for the architectural structures was the classic 17th century windmill. From our 3rd semester DISA students using MAYA.
There is a long tradition in art history of still-lifes, which are also called ‘Trompe l’oeil‘ in painting and drawing. In this project 3rd semester DISA students had to create a fully rendered, realistic scene which had to include modeling, surface textures and lighting.
In this Advanced Digital Workshop, 4th semester DISA students began developing more personal work. These images were extracted from longer film projects using 3D Modeling techniques.
The following are a sample of scenes rendered in 3D Maya from a number of our current and past DISA students.
Here is a sample of work from current DISA students. They have created 3D architectural models using Maya software.
A selection of 3D still- life images from our DISA students.
