Zeen Chin from Malaysia is one of my favorite artists, and has been for years. So when I got the opportunity to pick a pre-existing concept to sculpt in my character sculpting class, I jumped at the chance to bring one of his characters to life. Previously, I have sculpted an original character of mine, but I realized that using a pre-existing concept would leave more room to play with the sculpt instead of spending time also making a strong character design. I picked one of his SKEEN Girl concepts, as I enjoyed the relatively simple style and personality I saw within the artwork. I also thought it left room to experiment with tools I had not yet discovered within Zbrush.

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This still life was created for my environment modeling class; which unlike what I thought as I registered, is not an organic modeling class. I had believed I’d be learning to create natural environments, but it ended up being a hard-surface modeling class. Even if it’s not what I thought, it’s been great practice for me.

Cozy Delivery Game is a placeholder name for the year-long game project I am working on with other students. We have a team of designers, artists, and engineers who are working to create a relaxing game set in a whimsical forest village.

This project was done for my environment digital painting class’s final exam. I decided to take inspiration from Vietnamese architecture, especially Hanoi architecture. My idea was to create a scene of an abandoned housing complex set in the 80’s, and show what was left behind, and who might have lived there in the past.

This project is my very first full-body sculpt, which I created in my third year of college. Previously, I had created a character I enjoyed very much in my character design class, so I decided to use the concept for a sculpt.