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TITLE: Iron
MEDIA: 3D Modeling
SOFTWARE: Maya
SPECIFICATIONS: 960 x 540
CLASS: FMX 213 Printing and Modeling
PROFESSOR: Douglas Sutherland
SEMESTER / TERM: SPRI 18
INSTITUTION: University of Tampa
DESCRIPTION: Objectives were to pick a house hold object and model it based on it. I figured this would be a good object to start with. I didn’t want the project too simple, but I also didn’t want it complicated. It was a challenge as this was my first time doing anything 3D.

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TITLE: Betta Fish
MEDIA: 3D modeling
SOFTWARE: Maya
SPECIFICATIONS: 960 x 540
CLASS: FMX 213 Printing and Modeling
PROFESSOR: Douglas Sutherland
SEMESTER / TERM: SPRI 18
INSTITUTION: University of Tampa
DESCRIPTION: Objectives were to pick an aquatic animal and base our modeling after it.  The reason I picked a betta fish for this project because at the time a friend of mines betta fish had died. I wanted to recreate something special for her so that she could see her fish again. I thought, what better way to do that in 3D.

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TITLE: Wall Window
MEDIA: 3D modeling
SOFTWARE: Maya
SPECIFICATIONS: 960 x 540
CLASS: FMX 213 Printing and Modeling
PROFESSOR: Douglas Sutherland
SEMESTER / TERM: SPRI 18
INSTITUTION: University of Tampa
DESCRIPTION: Objectives were to base our model off of any type of architecture. I deviated from the original picture. I wanted to do a type of window that does not inverse in the building, seeing as the inverse windows are very popular these days. I went for a more older style, and basically played around with the textures.