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I've been Showing a lot of work that has either been created specifically for a project or for some other kind of purpose, so I thought I would dedicate this post to show one of my personal projects that set myself during my time at Teeside University. I wanted to learn abit more about organic modelling. The best way to go about this is to use Zbrush. As I am not the best at Zbrush i thought id take this as a personal learning experiment. I created my own personal recreation of the Xenmorph from the movie 'Aliens.' Th model itself wasn't to hard to create if I'm completley honest, but it was alot of fun. I had a great time experimenting with different forms to see what would work best, and that was the whole point in this personal project, to take a step back and just have fun and mess around with all the tools that Zbrush has to offer. Once I created the model, and rendered the image within Maya's Renderman, I took the rendered image over to Photoshop. Here i created an overlay layer above my PNG image of the Xenomorph and just had dun experimenting with different colour ranges. You can see the final output below.






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