Inspiration from BatBot, Ai concept art
High-res final render showcasing stylized forms and galaxy eye material
Game-ready version rendered in Maya (4374 tris, single UDIM)
High-poly turntable render. Sculpted geometry with focus on expressive form and stylization
Low-poly asset ready for real-time implementation. Clean retopology with edge flow optimized for animation
Final texture maps for game asset: Albedo, Roughness, Normal, and Emissive
Single UDIM layout for game asset
Multi-UDIM layout used for high-res VFX workflow
This studio-style test showcases the full 3D asset pipeline, from concept to final render. Inspired by an AI-generated galaxy prompt, I designed and built Roboy from scratch—handling all stages including sculpting, modeling, UV layout, texturing, shading, lighting, and comp.
Tools: Maya, ZBrush, Substance Painter, Photoshop, Arnold
Tech: Multi-UDIM workflow, clean quad-based topology, custom shaders for metal and volumetric eyes
Role: Full asset creation and presentation
At Encore, wireframes and UV layouts weren’t typically shared—so I created this project to highlight my personal approach to topology, texel density, and shader development in a production-style context.
