JMDesigns: Art |
My digital art portfolio.
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Welcome to my art portfolio! Here is where you can see some of the digital art pieces I've created
Voxel Characters: Basic
These are mostly random characters I created with MagicaVoxel. They were mostly initially designed to be used in videos and possible games and apps. I am providing my images here to showcase the various characters.
(NOTE: My third voxel people set was to be featured here. However, because of errors trying to get it featured here in this page, you can visit my creative works blog instead to see my 3rd Voxel People Set. I apologize for any inconvenience.)
Voxel Characters: "Top Diva" Series Images...
This collection of images features a handful of characters I made for a fighting game that never materialized. It was a 2D project, but I re-created many of the characters in 3D through voxels and through the means of the voxel engine MagicaVoxel.
To learn more about this series, visit my creative works blog regarding Top Diva.
To learn more about this series, visit my creative works blog regarding Top Diva.
Voxel Vehicles
In addition to characters, I have also designed voxel vehicles. Here is a collection I created in the below picture. You can learn more about these vehicles by reading "My Voxel Vehicle Showcase" in my "John's Creative Space" blog.
Vector Buildings
Making a voxel building takes a great deal of concentration to make amazing. You can either design such buildings to be used in media projects, or you can make structures that could be realistically used by voxel models. I started getting back into voxel modeling once I took advantage of MagicaVoxel version 0.996. Among the different advancements in this model is the ability to make voxels at 256³, as opposed to being capped at 126³ dimensions. So here is what I came up with:
Vector Art
By using the free program Inkscape, I have practiced making vector art. Many other people use programs like Adobe Illustrator for vector art. Vector art allows you to make precise-style art that retains its quality no matter how many times you resize it. So when you zoom into vector art, you don't get the pixelated mess rasterized images provide. Because I am not as experienced with vector art, I wanted to practice vector shapes and vector techniques. So take a look at the images I created: