"The Weathermen" in Autodesk's Max Bible 2014

New trailer of "Justin and the Knights of Valour"

http://movies.uk.msn.com/trailers-and-clips?videoid=2tajtme9

LPJ -319 Light Freighter

Low poly modeled and textured for fun and for trying out dDo and nDo2 texturing tools.

I hope you like it!

More Teamwork - The Weathermen II

Second chapter of "The Weathermen", done by David Muñoz Velazquez, Jose Daniel Cabrera Peña and myself.

2 CG Choice Awards

I got a CG Choice Award and got into the CG choice gallery for my work "Glaurung and Turing" and another one for "The Weathermen" a shared work with David Muñoz Velazquez.

http://forums.cgsociety.org/forumdisplay.php?f=121

Thank you!

edit: 2 more awards from CGArena

Weatherman model

You can find David Muñoz Velazquez's model here

And mine:

My New Web Site

I finally got some time to make a web site. It's still work in progress.

2 Top Row Awards

CG Feedback has given a Top Row to "Glaurung & Turin" and another Top Row to "The Weathermen" (image done with D. Muñoz Velazquez)

Thank you!

The Weathermen #1 - Teamwork

Beyond the year 3000, earth is being devastated by radioactive tides and gamma ray storms. Life on earth's crust is almost impossible. Humankind is now living in big cities deep under the ground and their energy dependence is very high.

Those who collect the energy needed by the big dug settlements are called 'the weathermen', pariah who survive on the surface detontating nuclear reactions to gather their valuable energy for the undercities.

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This image has been done in collaboration with David Muñoz Velazquez. His is the heavy weatherman, full clothed in gadgets. The light one, who carries a kind of antenna is mine. David is also responsible of the final look of the images, so most of the credit goes to him!

3D Total Exellence Award for "The Weathermen" Thank you!

3DTotal Excellence Award for "Glaurung & Túrin"

My last composition has got an Exellence Award from 3D Total, and is Featured Image at 3D Artist.
Thank you!

Glaurung & Túrin

When I was fifteen I had my room wallpapered with works of Alan Lee, John Howe and Ted Nasmith. For many years they became the main window to visually visit Middle-Earth and the Undying Lands.

I have always wanted to recreate Tolkien's mythology, but due to lack of skill and time I have never been able to. Finally I collected the courage to try. This is the result. I hope you like it.

Done in Softimage, Zbrush, Mari and Photoshop.

Render out! #17

"The Last Stand" got published at Render Out! issue 17, a nice spanish VFX magazine.
Check it out!