3D MODELING

Working with the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, I was given the opportunity to help paleontologists reconstruct the skull of a never-before-seen prehistoric crocodilian ancestor based on several fossil fragments they had discovered in Durham, NC. This reconstruction is to be used in the paper publishing the fossil's discovery.

I helped create 3D models using a handheld Creaform 3D scanner. White indicates 3D scans of the fossil fragments, whereas gray indicates bones replicated based on other specimens and modified to fit the hypothetical skull, or areas where the shape of bones is unsure.

Prehistoric Skull Reconstruction

Glass Beaker Modeled and rendered in Maya2014	Character Model A fully rigged and mapped character model created in Maya2014. Also 3D printed.	Render of Character Model Front
Render of Character Model Back	Render of Character Model Side	Render of Character Model 3/4 View
Canteen/Conch Shell Bottle 1 Modeled and rendered in Maya2014	Canteen/Conch Shell Bottle 2 Modeled and rendered in Maya2014	Canteen/Conch Shell Bottle 3 Modeled and rendered in Maya2014
Controller Modeled and rendered from Maya2014.	Controller Modeled and rendered from Maya2014.