Hours of working the surface, bringing out the different textures, lines and angles
This shield had been 3D double sided milled. Using multiple sculpting and carving tools I reworked the surface bringing out all the undercuts that was missed in the milling process. I cleaned up the surface and textured the contrasting areas to highlight the changes in materials. I inlayed leather in the back and made the handles.
This sword started as a 3D model that was then 3D milled and printed. I took the multiple pieces and assembled, sanded and resurfaced the sword in preparation for mass manufacture. The blades texture and aging is an area of interest for me, as i aim to recreate metal finishes out of plastic.
After the 3D model had been 3D printed, I was the model maker to assemble, clean-up, resurface and texture this sword. Adding aging and surface detail to bring it to life and give the weapon realism.
I model made the jetty, chair and surrounds for these bookends. I really enjoyed carving the old fashioned miniature leather chair and was very pleased with the end result. https://www.wetanz.com/willows-bookends