alexander
cheseborough
I'm a 3D Artist and Filmmaker, blending technical skills with creative vision for my clients in Seattle, WA.
I have proven artistic ability across multiple CG disciplines including modeling, texturing, lighting, shading and compositing. Most importantly, I welcome all critiques as I hold my work to a high level, and open collaboration is the best catalyst for creative evolution.
In my free time I travel (when it's not COVID), hike, drink, eat, shoot and hodl.
I have proven artistic ability across multiple CG disciplines including modeling, texturing, lighting, shading and compositing. Most importantly, I welcome all critiques as I hold my work to a high level, and open collaboration is the best catalyst for creative evolution.
In my free time I travel (when it's not COVID), hike, drink, eat, shoot and hodl.
my
CG + 3D
design mediums.
Hard Surface
Sci-fi, gaming objects and assets are things I've always loved as a #cyberpunk nerd and gamer.
Archviz
Professionally, this is how I got introduced to the world of VR and 3D design. Doing walk/flythrough sequences of different events, properties and architectural layouts.
Product Concepts
Conceptualizing new products, or making an existing product from a blueprint for promo animations, style updates or functional modifications/testing.
Skills + Experience
3D Design
1
year
s
Photography
6
year
s
Video Production
8
year
s
Software + Systems
blender
premiere pro cc
after effects cc
davinci resolve
google workspace
osx
windows
01
3D Animation
Let's make something weird.
How I got started in 3D design.
I was introduced to 3D by a couple good friends and colleagues back in the day (@jason7906 and @m_icahsilver) and I haven't been able to get the boundless limitations of CG out of my head. But I was a Film and Video specialist and I thought 3D design was unattainable.
One night I was trying to solve a problem with a product that didn't exist but my client wanted a promo shot for it. I figured, what the hell? Took me about 48 hours to learn everything I needed to know to model and animate what I needed and that was the beginning. Haven't been able to look away since.
I was introduced to 3D by a couple good friends and colleagues back in the day (@jason7906 and @m_icahsilver) and I haven't been able to get the boundless limitations of CG out of my head. But I was a Film and Video specialist and I thought 3D design was unattainable.
One night I was trying to solve a problem with a product that didn't exist but my client wanted a promo shot for it. I figured, what the hell? Took me about 48 hours to learn everything I needed to know to model and animate what I needed and that was the beginning. Haven't been able to look away since.
02
3D Modeling
Let's make something impossible.
Recently...
I was sequencing 3D fly-throughs and tours through environments and others' creations. I wanted to model the elements and design the spaces, so I taught myself how to model and animate 3D environments using Blender (which I highly recommend if you're evenly remotely interested in the field).
I was sequencing 3D fly-throughs and tours through environments and others' creations. I wanted to model the elements and design the spaces, so I taught myself how to model and animate 3D environments using Blender (which I highly recommend if you're evenly remotely interested in the field).
03
Video Production
Let's make your vision.
I love gritty, raw, funny, dark, horror, dry and animated films...
I loved being a video producer and still do from time to time. But there is nothing like 3D art and though my portfolio is packed with productions and edits and motion graphics, I knew it was time to turn to the new medium of 3D art and design.
I loved being a video producer and still do from time to time. But there is nothing like 3D art and though my portfolio is packed with productions and edits and motion graphics, I knew it was time to turn to the new medium of 3D art and design.
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