Vinetology
This is a great start up company from Australia. Very nice examples of my 3d Blender work.
Logo DevelopmentTue, 09/09/2008 - 19:14 — mattThe brief for the logo was very specific. I was given several images of grape vines and asked to make the end half of it look robotic. I made 3d models of vines and leaves using Z-brush and composited everything together with photoshop. The first image below is the logo used on letter heads.    All images © Vinetology |
Robot: 3d ModelTue, 09/09/2008 - 19:18 — mattMy main objective was to create very high quality graphics to show what this robot would look like. Firstly I made a 3d model in Blender. The 4 arms are rigged to move correctly so I can pose the model as I want it and later animate it.  All images © Vinetology |
Robot: 3d Composite IllustrationTue, 09/09/2008 - 19:21 — mattThen I asked the client to take some photos of the vineyard to place the robot in. I was quite specific about the camera angles. The trickiest part of this technique is matching the 3d perspective to the camera lens perspective. Once i had matched the perspective I rendered the 3d model and then composited the render with the photograph using photoshop.   |
Robot: 3d Composite AnimationTue, 09/09/2008 - 19:23 — matt
The final part of the project was to animate the composition.
Overall the client was very happy with all the work I did for them. My graphics helped them attract financial backing and they progressed through many entrepreneurial competitions, eventually coming second in the Australian national finals. I have been asked to be on the main team for future projects. |
© 2008 Matt Terry
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Matt was a real pleasure to work with both while we worked together and when he was working freelance for us.
Despite the fact he was 11,000 miles away during the freelance work I could rely on him to get things done correctly.
He seems to be willing to go the extra mile to get things working just right.
I found him friendly and reliable to work with and look forward to working with him again in the future.
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