Test render of a lunar landscape with detailed relief, baked lighting and a dynamic camera. It turned out quickly and cinematically - a good way. 3ds Max + Vray + After Effects + Sony Vegas

Developments of an unrealized project with character animation. He didn't get to the end, but I had the opportunity to test my strengths in a fairly simple modeling, skeletal and facial animation, at the same time remembering the basics of tissue simulation. It was very interesting. Characters faces. Each such project brings me closer to my dream - to make a full-length, serious animated film, entirely. 3ds Max + Vray + Photoshop + After Effects

Portrait (fanart) of Charles Xavier and Eric Lehnsherr, the protagonists of Brian Singer's X-Men trilogy. Good comic book films as an allegory for human rights. Pen, paper.

Fluttershy Pony. Paper, pen..

They say pets are like their owners ... Clay, gouache.

A clay figurine of the head of a character in my comic at a turning point in the plot, when, due to damage to the suit, "moon dust" enters into a chemical reaction with his body and takes over his mind. Clay, gouache, acrylic paints.

A 32GB USB stick hidden in a clay pony keychain. Clay, acrylic paints, miniature USB stick.

Clay decorative figurines of the Sun and the Moon, made in the style of medieval illustrations. Clay, gilded acrylic paint.

A figurine of the girl Lyra riding the polar bear Iorek, the heroes of Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" series of books (and a film based on the first book, "The Golden Compass"). Clay, acrylic paints, varnish.

I've always wanted to create my own cartoon. It was an agitating, intolerable desire that sat inside and flared up again and again after it was almost crushed by doubts about the possibility of this idea, technical difficulties, lack of experience and knowledge, and so on. I'm still not sure if I can do it - but the more I think about it, the more I realize that I will finish this project one way…