JACK REYNOLDS

Adrift, among the stars…

Below is a collection of what, in my opinion, would be my best work – from 3D modelling to texturing to photoshop to advertisement design! All of this was created while I was in the Interactive Media Development course at Confederation College, and I am super excited to share it with the world!

GALLERY

3D modelled and textured bridge.
Close-up of a 3D-modelled bridge walkway.
An image of a 3D-sculpted head, gaunt of features, with spiky earmuffs.
A 3D-modelled "music box", with a glass disk suspended between two metal pieces above a floating inverted pyramid.
A loose blanket in low, orange lighting.
Image of the inside of a washing machine from the top.
Image of a river in Thunder Bay's Centennial Park and the reflection in the water.
Ad created in Adobe Illustrator featuring headphones and the fake company SONARICS.
A four-panel comic advertisement featuring an individual struggling to find a decent mattress.
3D modelled and textured bridge.
3D MODELLING & TEXTURING – A bridge I 3D modelled in Blender and textured in Adobe Substance Painter during my second year at Confederation College. It was a huge centrepiece of the overarching project, and I quite enjoy how it turned out. I took especial inspiration from Roman aqueducts for its design, note the outcropping “reinforcements” on the arches.
Close-up of a 3D-modelled bridge walkway.
3D MODELLING & TEXTURING – A closer look at the bridge and the walkway’s normal and height mapping (the way light collides with the brick mortar indent or the grout between the tiles). I found texturing this to be really fun, though in general I think Adobe Substance Painter is great.
An image of a 3D-sculpted head, gaunt of features, with spiky earmuffs.
3D SCULPTING – A sculpted 3D head of a character for a second-year 3D modelling class, made in Blender. The textures, unfortunately, weren’t working right when I tried to import them. This took a surprisingly long time to make look right, but I am quite satisfied with the results
A 3D-modelled "music box", with a glass disk suspended between two metal pieces above a floating inverted pyramid.
3D MODELLING & TEXTURING – A music box I 3D modelled in Blender and textured in Adobe Substance Painter. The disk spins, and there is a music track that plays – check the demo reel for the animated version!
A loose blanket in low, orange lighting.
PHOTOGRAPHY – A photo I took for the criteria of “low light” in my first year, image edited only slightly to pop the colours out and make it feel warmer. The blanket itself is a salmon-pink hue, but the room’s warm lighting makes it look almost orange (and also very soft). Funnily, this wasn’t the original intention for the picture – I just don’t recall what the original was, only that it wasn’t this.
Image of the inside of a washing machine from the top.
PHOTOGRAPHY – The inside of my washing machine, taken from above and brightened in Photoshop. It looks very weird and I very much like it, like some sort of U.F.O.
Image of a river in Thunder Bay's Centennial Park and the reflection in the water.
PHOTOGRAPHY – A photo I took of a river in Thunder Bay’s Centennial Park. It’s a very pretty picture in my opinion, with the clear water and the reflection within it, as well as the rocks and gravel framing the water.
Ad created in Adobe Illustrator featuring headphones and the fake company SONARICS.
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR – An ad I made in my second year of college for the fictional company SONARICS, sized for an Instagram post. I really like how this one turned out.
A four-panel comic advertisement featuring an individual struggling to find a decent mattress.
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR – Made in my second year of college for an assignment based on Casper’s “perfect mattress” ads, I found this assignment particularly fun to work on due to how cartoony I could get with it (it’s a person literally trying to align with their centre [which is floating in the air] by meditating on a mattress), as well as the overdone, cheesy expressions.