Task 5 - Presentation

This is my gun, i did it from a few angles because it looks quite different depending on how you look at it. it is probably by greatest work that i did for my 3D work

this is my communication device an helmet, i only id two pictures for this because it is quite a simple design. the first picture shows the design with a light from over head while the bottom shot shows he light underneath so that you can see the neck of the suit

Finally i made my watch which is also very simple but i do enjoy it. i took a few shots that were quite similar for this one and one from the front to show off what the screen and strap looked like

Finally i compiled some of my rendered images into a poser. this included my Gun, My Watch (Scientific Toolkit) and Helmet (Communication Device). i compiled these by using Photoshop and illustrator. i used Photoshop to take the images that i needed to used the magic wand tool to get rid of the background of the tools and because of how similar the colour of the background was with my models i had to change the tolerance to 1. i did this for all of them and then compiled them together, i gave it  a coloured background to make them stand out and gave it a title. i just chose to use "Curse of the stars" which is the same name as my space game for my 2D game and to give it a professional feel i then added my logo "A Fools Production" to finish off my work.

Task 5 - Presentation

Shoot a range of virtual photographs of your assets and render them out as high resolution Jpegs. Combine these images into a poster montage ready for submission to the client. Ensure that it is labelled carefully. Share your completed work to gain feedback.

Remember that you are trying to create 3D models to a technical quality that reflects near-professional standards following industry practice, showing creativity and flair and working independently to professional expectations.

This provides evidence Unit 66 – P3, M3, D3