This is a set of assets I built for the ancient village sections of Dark Void.

All work is displayed in the Unreal 3 Editor

-Basket 1 uses 256 diffuse, normal, and a 128 specular map.

-Basket 2 uses 512 diffuse, normal, and a 512 specular/normal tile mask, and a 64×64  detail normal map.

-Basket 3 uses 256 diffuse map, diffuse map, and a 128 specular map

-The stone bench uses a 256 diffuse, normal map, specular map, and a 64×64 detail normal tile.

-The wood bench use 512 diffuse, normal, and a 256 specular map.

This is an advanced crossbow I’ve been working on, stand by for updates

This is a prop I created as part of an art test, it is comprised of 3302 polygons (triangulated)

The generator uses a 1024 Normal map, 768 diffuse specular, alpha and emissive maps. The Decals use a 384 diffuse/alpha map.

This is a set of assets used to construct the Watcher Ductwork in Dark Void.  Environment Artist James Hill also worked on this asset.

All work is displayed either in-game or in the Unreal 3 Editor

This is a set of assets used to construct the lower trenches in the “Watcher” environments of Dark Void.

All work is displayed either in-game or in the Unreal 3 Editor

This is part of a set of props for the deck of a 1910’s cargo ship.

All work is shown in the Unreal 3 Editor

The vent uses 512×512 diffuse, normal, and specular texture attribute maps.

This is a hatch I designed to function as a ledge during  the vertical cover gameplay sections of the USS Cyclops section of Dark Void.

Textures 1024 diffuse, normal maps, and 1 512 specular map

This is a makeshift sci-fi guard tower.

The tower uses 2048 texture attribute maps (diffuse, normal, specular) and one 64×64 tiling detail normal.

The sandbag mound uses 512 texture attribute maps (diffuse, normal, and specular)

Asset is shown in the Unreal 3 Editor

This is a  futuristic radar trailer/missle defense unit.

All work is displayed in the Unreal 3 Editor

The radar unit uses 2048 diffuse, normal, and specular along with a 64×64 detail normal map

The animated menus use 256 multi-channel textures.

Here are a few pieces of fine art.

This is an art test where the assignment was to design and build a four story high rise using 10K polys, and a 2048 texture map split anyway I wished.

My building is a Classical Barroque revival using 9958 polys, 3 1024, and 2 512 texture attribute maps. (Diffuse, normal, specular, alpha, and incandescence)

This is an art test where the assignment was to model, texture, and light a corner of a KISS themed night club. The main wall, and floor textures use 1024 attribute maps, the rest use 256 attribute maps.