Still playing around with the tools in Maya. This is future cars I am currently making. The closer one in the first pick was the first version and the farther one in the first pick is the more updated one. The second view shows more of the difference in the cars main body form.
After spending some time playing around with primitives I started to play with colors. Specifically using transparent white and faded blues and browns. The first couple are of the pillars I was playing around with. The second couple are of the future car I made. Renders came out really dark even though the preview came up fine. I changed the colors to light blues and purples to see if they came out like the preview. Those are the last two.
Started to use Maya. After playing around with it to make some vehicles I ended up with a couple. To make these I only used the primitive shapes with small adjustments. The first is a bit chunky, the second I started to use cylinders and moving edges and faces around.
While working on my poster and moving poster I realized I needed to address a different audience. I currently work in retal and have seen kids regularly ask why they need to keep their masks on. I thought of using a Dr Seuss style coloring pages and book. Below are two of the coloring pages and a couple phrases I’ve come up with for the book.
“What kind of mask do you have? Red blue purple green? Is it one for Halloween?”
“There are germs in the air, Oh this isn’t fair, I need to breathe, Germs make me EEeeeeeeee”
Amanda Potts