Ever get the feeling that everyone’s staring at you when you get on that bus to work every morning? Well, I did (before I shed the shackles of the day job and became a freelancer at least) and that’s what inspired this painting – commuters on the top deck, always curious to see who’s entering their domain.

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I got enough spare time to play with the amazing 3DSMax character rig that Brad Noble has created and made freely(!) available on his website. OK, so it’s not the best animation you’ll ever see, but it’s just a bit of fun and I’ll hopefully re-work it over time. And yeah, I know he sort of hangs in the air a bit too long at the end, just ignore that…

“Is that 3D?”
“Yeah”
“Are you sure, it looks pretty real?”
“Yes I’m sure, I made it myself, and that was the idea”
“Does it move then?”
“No, not yet, but it’s fully animatable, I’ve just not got round to it yet.”

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Ripe made a brochure for a charity event with a movie theme, with various attendees having their names or companies re-done in the style of famous movie posters etc, so I was asked to recreate this famous film studio logo in 3D but with a Ripe twist to it.

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A digital painting created in Photoshop and Painter. It started as a little test, playing around with a budget Wacom Volito 2 tablet. And just in case you’re wondering, the extract of the poem on it is by a dead Welsh poet called W. H. Davies. My wife liked the poem – the painting was a gift to her

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A character I did early in my exploration of various 3D packages. He was for a competition held on the 3DTotal.com forums. I came 7th!

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I did these 2D character years ago, way back in 2003 I think, when I seemed to have a lot more spare time on my hands, but I still like them, hence them maintaining an appearance on my site. Drawn in pencil, scanned, traced then coloured in Photoshop.

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