Jason’s Axe Sculpt is a letter size game prop project sheet I created in Adobe Photoshop in 2025 for an axe that I modeled, sculpted, and painted for a theoretical game starring Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th slasher flicks. The photographs (from left to right, Loud Hailer and Sergio Infuso) on the bottom left are of Spencer Charnas, frontman of Ice Nine Kills dressed as Jason with the axe as my reference. The bottom right is a different Adobe Photoshop file of the concept art for four main perspectives I wished to achieve with my axe model, using Shlop and JohnDoe like I did for the artist book. After I made UV maps in Autodesk 3ds Max, I exported the high poly FBX, made the subdivision level 4 in Autodesk Mudbox, then sculpted and painted it. Lastly, I exported paint map layers: diffuse, specular, and normal.
Game Die is a 3D model from Autodesk 3ds Max imported as an FBX to get sculpted and painted in Autodesk Mudbox. The 3-D model started from a box primitive in Autodesk 3ds Max where I added UV maps, edge loops and Turbosmooth as a modifier for the rounded corners to make it look like game die. Then, I created the dots in Adobe Photoshop to use as a paint projection for the diffuse paint layer. The specular paint layer was just white on the rounded corners. I achieved this with subdivision level 4 before sculpting.
Swirly Spin is a camera and lighting turntable animation I made with Autodesk 3ds Max in 2024. I made basic primitives: a cone, sphere, and torus. Then, I added a plane, changed its color, changed the material ID for the pink glazed swirls on the primitives, and added a circle spline and camera. I also added the key, fill, and rim Arnold lights with the Kelvin temperature filter and changed shadow settings. The blue color for the sky was adjusted in environment settings before the render. The video shows a spin around the primitives.