Jessica Ament

"As with most great things it takes an army of great talent! This pivotal piece of a much larger, incredibly detailed model of the Uh-72 Lakoda was used for hi-fidelity simulations using gamification principals. A fun assignment for an artist to be able model something completely asymmetrical, in addition I was able to use PBR lighting in unity not commonly found in lower fidelity trainers."    

Some of my professional hi detailed work.

Fun with Arnold and substance! Military focused gear has always been my jam!

This is a set of pilot and co-pilot collective hand control sticks I created for the UH-72 Lakota. I think the Hi-poly transfer details turned out great, especially for the handles.

This is another extremely hi poly model referencing military aircraft components. Each piece, crafted to exact, accurate real world specifications.

“This is a part of an Apache helicopter cockpit I created for a defense company. I enjoy the juxtaposition often seen in avation of organic married with geometric. I was able to get away with a good amount of detail in the displays using some bump and normal maps painted in substance. For the more organic handles and buttons I created a hi-poly and baked it out, again in substance. Rendering in Iray ”

I love to experiment with new tools and materials, this Lakota is no exception! Expanding from the Quixel suite I incorporated a more distressed, artistic approach in contrast to what I’ve normally created, this time utilizing Substance painter.

"This is a high resolution model I created for my company. It details inside and out the intricacies of the RQ-7B Shadow. An incredibly  multi functional piece it was used in several variations of mobile game based trainers. Specifically, fault isolation where the user is able to explore each part of the RQ-7B Shadow and interactively learn how to best mitigate problems while simultaneously gaining knowledge on maintenance techniques."  

This is a detailed model I created for Camber of the MQ-1C Gray Eagle. This as well as the accompanying assets were used in many of our mobile game based trainers. As a side note some of my favorite things to model are aircraft because of the balance of hard lines and organic curves. For this model I was able to really explore this as well as experiment with different texturing and lighting techniques using unity and photoshop's plug in capabilities.