Assignment 1
Copying 3d models. Copying reference is a rewarding way to improve your 3d modeling skills. Copying teaches you how a modeler faces and solves fundamental modeling problems. One way to check your accuracy is to place both the original and your copy and compare them side by side. Turn in ONE Maya file that contains all models on Bb. Name it properly. ***i.e. Joon.Sung.mb
Assignment 2
Use modeling techniques you have learned to derive more than five different forms. Pay close attention to overall wire frame mesh on your objects. It should look clean and neat. No worries about colors, textures… Turn in ONE Maya file on Bb. Name it properly. ***i.e. Joon.Sung_your chosen theme.mb references
Assignment 3
Apply textures (colors) on your objects to make them look more believable. Use solid colors only. Realistic or complex textures may not fit to your 3d models. Submit a Maya file on Bb. references
Assignment 4
Create an arrangement of your 3d models you've created in Maya. You can add more objects for better look of your scene. Use light(s), which may or may not be coloured, to create interesting patterns of light and shadow. All rendered images must be different viewpoints of a single composition. Have at least 10 rendered views of your scene as jpeg or png with full HD (1920px x 1080px) Compress them into a single zip file then turn it in on Blackboard. references
Assignment 5   Create an animation by animating camera(s). Use camera angles creatively. Nothing in your scene may be animated, except for the camera(s) Have a static shot(s) A static shot in animated film is a shot that is devoid of camera movement (AKA a locked-off shot, or an immobile shot) The frame can be filled with the movement of vehicles, characters, weather, etc, but the frame itself does not move in a static shot Make sure as followings before submitting Format: MP4 Dimension: 1920 x 1080px Length: 10 seconds Name your files properly! first_lastname.mp4 Examples