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Death from Have a Nice Death, a 2D action side-scrolling game. An excellent exercise in translating 2D reference into 3D. This sculpt is 3d-printable and intended for a vignette on the front of a computer case.

'Death' - from Have a Nice Death - 3D print-ready

Computer case concept. The task was to take the Christopher Nolan Batman series Tumbler (Batmobile) as inspiration and make a computer case that looks like something Lucius Fox would have developed. Initial sketch shown below.

CHARACTER HEADS FOR KEYBOARD KEYCAPS

3D-printable character heads for custom keyboard keycaps for Star Trek: Lower Decks. Sculpted and textured in Blender, the physical prints were then hand-painted and this coloring was a guide for the painter.

Production keycaps shown on a keyboard.

Example of 2D source material referenced when translating into 3D sculpts.

Rendering of backdrop and Warp Core for a Star Trek-themed computer.

MILLENNIUMPRISE MODEL

It’s the ship that made the Kessel run in less tha-wait… This 3D print-ready model is a fusion of Stars. 😏

Millenniumprise figurine - 3D print-ready

COMPUTER CASES

Star Wars Death Star™ ATX and ITX computer cases. In the ITX, the globe houses the motherboard and the GPU sits in the base.

Death Star™ ITX computer case concept - 3D print-ready

Ring details of Stargate all-in-one computer case concept. The idea is the (square-ish) monitor would sit in the gate, with the components in a stone and rock base with steps up to the gate. It was designed so that the symbols ring actually rotates within the outer and inner rings, using an electric lazy susan. The outer and inner rings have keys so they fit together. Project was dropped, so it’s unfinished.

Also shown is a detail of one outer ring section with key and how everything fits together with the other rings and lazy susan.

Stargate ITX computer/monitor case concept: detail

Sculpt for the interior door and side mirror of a Delorean-themed computer. Also shown is the computer being displayed at a convention, complete with working lights and a leather strap on the door handle, just like the real car.