Architectural renderings account for the bulk of my experience and professional portfolio. I regularly work with Architects, Contractors and Developers, bringing life to a project at virtually any stage from design through construction. These renderings are the visual communication tools that move the project to the next stage, whether for design approval, investment funding, donation funding or to generate community support. These are the images that help make the project a reality.

Over the past few years I've had the pleasure of working with larger visual effects teams and companies that specialize in interactive web graphics, broadcast commercials, and related visual effects (VFX). In this role I often work collaboratively as a 3D modeler, texture artist and lighting artist (AKA "CG Generalist" or "Environment Artist"). Here are some samples of those collaborative projects as well as a few I've done on my own.

Computer graphics, specifically 3D modeling, is an exceptional tool to work with when developing a new product, proof of concept, or illustrating a process that is otherwise impossible to capture with traditional media (for example: the deployment of a satellite in orbit). The 3D computer model is a flexible design tool that allows for making changes at any point in the design process, illustrating many options in a fraction of the time and expense as compared to traditional media or physical models.