Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling CSCI 140 Spring 2005 Theresa Strohbin

2005 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Theresa Strohbin Theresa Strohbin   Desk Scene   An Artist Desk   Inspiration I wanted to try and create a desk and room that looked true to life. This is pretty much what my room at home looks like. I always look to Pixar to keep me plugging along. I really do have Pixar posters on the wall in my real room. My desk is a place where artwork comes a live so I am glad we were given a chance to create one. Now my desk is artwork. Objects Desk Theresa Strohbin   Pencil Theresa Strohbin   Room Theresa Strohbin   Chair Theresa Strohbin   Paper Theresa Strohbin   Poster Theresa Strohbin   Glass Theresa Strohbin       Textures Floor   Wall Problems and Solutions Lack of time Glass – would have been impossible to do on my own. I used a tutorial I found online to help me out. Poster – was kind of hard. After resizing it it ended up working alright. Texture – I realized after a couple of rendering of bad texture just how important they were all. It took a little bit of surfing on the web to find just the right textures.Chair – was very time consuming and it was something that I made up as I went along. I had a drawing of it as my only reference. Lamp – this was something else that took a lot of time. It was hard to figure out how to hollow out the inside of the light. Lighting – this is something that I am yet to master. I probably spent the most amount of time on the light to try to get it just right. It still needs a little work. Time Frame One thing I learned about was time management. This is something that I need to work on. Being a perfectionist doesn’t help much. As mentioned before, the lighting was one of the things that took me the longest. I took all of the three weeks we had to complete this project…and if I had more time I think I would use all of that too! References www.catchingfeatures.com www.allposters.com www.robinwood 2005 Spring 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Concept Design and Storyboarding Video Game Design Project

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