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By Jena, October 3, 2008 8:09 pm

By: Jena

Tools: 3D Studio Max

Another rendition of a gaiaonline item! This time it’s the raver goggles. Custom colored with my boyfriend’s logo on the lenses.

3D Studio Max

Mental Ray

15k polys … I went a little overboard D:

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By Jena,

By: Jena

Tools: 3D Studio Max

Here’s my version of the Ice Gauntlets from Gaiaonline :3

Mental ray to make everything very shiny

7k polys

Not really game design specs @__@;;

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By Jena, August 12, 2008 8:06 am

By: Jena

Tools: 3D Studio Max 9, Photoshop

A cask of wine! Modeled in 3D Studio Max, textured and presentation page made in CS3

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By Jena,

By: Jena

Tools: 3D Studio Max 9, Photoshop

another 3D crate! I feel like I’m making some progress in the basics of 3D. Looking back at my first crate I think there’s some good progress <3

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By Jena, June 13, 2008 11:39 pm

By: Jena

Tools: Photoshop

A kiss is what would turn him back into a prince, but all he got was a hug. So now he is a half-prince.

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By Jena, May 11, 2008 12:20 am

By: Jena
Tools: Photoshop

A comic based on my work at a smoothie place. Seriously, if just one single thin slice of peach falls into any of the drinks, you can taste it. Even the super obnoxiously pineapple taste of the Pineapple Punch cannot hide the power of the sneaky little peach.

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By Jena, April 10, 2008 11:59 pm

By: Jena
Tools: 3D Studio Max 9, Photoshop

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By Jena, March 21, 2008 3:43 pm

By: Jena

Tools: Photoshop Elements 3.0

A one panel comic drawn and painted in PE 3.0

I drew a bunch of random things on napkins at school one day. This was one of the things I drew.

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By Jena, February 22, 2008 1:24 am

By: Jena

Tools: Photoshop Elements 3.0

Painted in Photoshop Elements 3.0

Work in progress painting my avatar from Gaiaonline.com

This time around I’m implementing movement of cloth and adding folds. Critiques on my previous submitted piece suggested that I make less stiff looking cloth by adding folds and wrinkles in the right places to show movement.  

I started the painting by very roughly blocking in my idea. From there started to fill in the shapes and mold the character from the blotches of color. I am making revisions as I go.