Tim Schweizer's 3D Environment and Character Modelling

At Rest was my final major project at London College of Communication. It depicts a person in the center of room reclaimed by nature long after their passing. Its a melancholic piece I've wanted to make for a long time and challenged myself to do as my final piece at the end of my time at LCC. The face texture of the person is one I stitched together in photoshop combining the faces of seven of my fellow students whom volunteered for it. I did that in an attempt to create a 'universal' person, a kind of homunculus. 

I modeled, textured, rigged and lit everything in this scene with the exception of the foliage on the ground, the tree branch where the ants rest on and the buildings outside the window which were all sourced from Quixel. The audio is sourced from "Forest wind and birds" on Pixabay. 

A satisfying animation project that I modeled, textured, animated and lit in Maya exclusively. The animation itself is only fifty or so frames but I looped it in Premiere Pro to extend it and make it a therapeutic watch. Originally it was only meant to be a non-descript torus but my classmates all started calling my project the donut machine. All of them demanded that I make the torus into a proper donut and with the aim of the project being to create a satisfying animation I couldn't help but satisfy the demands of my classmates. 

A showcase of my contributions to my first game, one I developed together with other students at LCC called Cat-O-Tonic. It's available on Itch.io to play for free! I modeled the buildings used in game along with the main protagonist: A giant cat! The game's premise is simple: Stomp! Smash! Destroy your way through a city and rescue your kittens!