Lab96

My first demo reel in english is finally completed! It mainly showcases my work design, model and texture work for projects related to the Unreal 3 engine. Here’s the video! You can also watch it here for a better ambiance.

Odd1 Inc was gracious enough to permit me to show some work I had done for my last video game project: Odd Society. This reel mainly showcases low-poly model work and textures.

Here are some objects I made for Fact3. They were fun to do. Pretty much everything I desire to do is like that. More to come soon! As soon as I get more bandwith…

I’m overjoyed that, Fact3, my final studies project I worked with my team is finally released! Fact 3 is total conversion mod of Unreal Tournament 3. During the 3 months of production, my team and I managed to make a 100% custom level, 4 differents characters and introduced character classes to the Unreal World. I worked as 3D modeler, texture artist and sound editor on the project. Here’s the final 10 minute trailer:

You can download the mod by following this link. Be sure to own a legitimate copy of Unreal Tournament 3 because otherwise it will not work, at all.

Another character acting homework. My class and I had animated Dee from 11 Seconds Club to match some preselected sound clips. This one is based on a short scene from the movie “Bubble Boy”.

Character acting project. The assignment was to animate Dee (a premade character from 11 seconds Club) and make him stand up, all while showing a personality. As you can see here, Dee wakes up a bit depressed and feels to the need to unwind a bit before taking off. I had a lot of fun animating this.

In theaters in 2010! Sadly, no. This was a final project done with a classmate. I was in charge of the wings: modeling, texturing, animation, lighting, etc.

Intro theme for a fictional television show. Done with Combustion.

Short stop motion film done as the final project for my traditional animation class. About 14 to 16 hours of consecutive filming. Post-production and editing done with After Effects and Premiere.

Stop motion animation simply using bits of strings. The goal of the exercise was to make it follow the music.