Here are some examples of my computer graphics design and modeling skills.  For most of these I was using Lightwave.  I didn’t learn Maya until later in my career, and had to leave Lightwave behind me.  

Being a CG Artist is a long, long road of training and self-discovery. Not everybody can do it.

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  Ben and Aphrodite, characters from my animated web series, "Might Aphrodite".

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  Sydney the Rat, a talking avatar for the National Departments of Health.

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  Rollerbot. The head was originally designed in Lightwave on an Amiga Videotoaster, the rest in Lightwave 4.0.

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  Rollerbot closerup.

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  Cylon probe, from the Battlestar Galactica reboot pilot

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  A cyborg girl, made decades before Alita: Battle Angel.

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  Paddy the Funpad. This was supposed to be the anthropomorphic version of a real game product. Yes, I know it looks like a toilet set with arms and legs.

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  A burger monster character I made for a game for the Funpad. From design to finished animated rig took 20 hours.

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  A milkshake monster character I made for a game for the Funpad. From design to finished animated rig took 20 hours. It could pull the cherry off its head and throw it as its attack.

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  A CG environment. The hoverbots are my design. Done in 3D Studio R4.

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  A starship promenade interior. The game company was going for a Coke product placement that never happened.

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  A 3D Studio R4 image, one of the first full rendered scenes I ever did, circa 1994.

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  A character named Roswell, used in my now creeky antique demo reel.

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  A closeup of Roswell's shirt, from my old demo reel.

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  A communications satellite, made for a TV commercial. I forget which one.

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  Rollerbot again. Because of the way he was rigged, he was ungainly to animate.

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  Roswell's UFO lands in the desert (from my old demo reel.