Scarlet's Den V.R. Exhibit
Scarlet's Den Promo
Feathers and skin model.
Wireframe - 30k tris
Each muscle was meticulously researched and sculpted in zbrush, conforming to the most up to date anatomy data and approved by a biological paleontologist from the University of London. This is the most up to date muscle recreation of utahraptor.
Wireframe - 23k tris
Bones are a 1-1 replica of the utahraptor skeleton at the BYU dinosaur museum. Scan data provided by Galatea Digital.
Wireframe - 40k tris
Initial color/plumage thumbnails. Taking inspiration from various real world creatures.
Eventually settling on a mix of a timberwolf, tiger, snake feel on the bottom.
One of the drawings in the tent area. Trying to build the world a little.
One of the drawings in the tent area. Trying to build the world a little.
One of the drawings in the tent area. Trying to build the world a little.
Working with paleontologists and anatomists, we created one of the most accurate reconstructions of Utahraptor to date. A new kind of exhibit where you will be able to interact with a living Utahraptor in virtual reality. Won "Best in Showcase" my Senior year in the program.
Created with Jake Lofgren.
I concepted and created the look of this animal, as well as the little den.
I created many of the low poly bones. 1-1 bones of the skeleton in the BYU Museum. Thanks to Galatea Digital for photogrammetry asset.
I created the muscles from scratch, with the direction of John Hutchinson Ph.D. Professor of Evolutionary Biomechanics at the University of London.
I also made the blend shapes and many of the animations. Such as the walk, run, eating, drinking, roaring and attacking animations.
