It's been a LONG time since I've done any uploads. Many of you may have come from my godzilla timelapse video ages ago. The amount of love and support I received on that video was truly heart warming and inspiring.
MANY of you had asked for more long format videos of my process of creating models like the godzilla head. I have thought about this quite a bit.
A LOT has changed since then. Back when I posted that video I was still in high school, I just picked up zbrush and was having fun making things just for the fun of it.
I was fortunate to work in practical fx on some pretty cool projects ranging from mold shop up to sculpting as a professional. Some of my work can be found in the movie "65" from 2023 as well as "The Tomorrow War" and "Free Guy". I've been blessed beyond measure with the opportunities presented before me during my career as an artist.
I don't plan on stopping anytime soon, at this point it feels like my career has just begun. I recently graduated from Gnomon School of Visual Effects which was a dream of mine since high school. I am forever grateful to my friends and family for their support during that time. I couldn't have done it without them.
With all that said, "Where is he going with this?" you may ask.. I'm getting to it.
With this last year being one of the most difficult times in my life, I want to make a change. To be more active on YouTube, to make art that I want to see and that is important to me. I can't do that without your support.
I plan on recording more sculptures and even going beyond the sculpting stage and taking my work through the vfx and AAA pipelines. Some of you expressed interest in kaiju models for animation. That idea is very intriguing to me and something I would like to pursue this year.
If you or someone you know would be interested in such content, please let me know. Whether that be commenting on this post or my previous videos. Any and all support is welcome and appreciated.
Thank you all for your support thus far and I hope to be able to create more content for you to enjoy.
Tristan Del Giudice
Hey everyone,
First time posting on the community page.
It's been a LONG time since I've done any uploads. Many of you may have come from my godzilla timelapse video ages ago. The amount of love and support I received on that video was truly heart warming and inspiring.
MANY of you had asked for more long format videos of my process of creating models like the godzilla head. I have thought about this quite a bit.
A LOT has changed since then. Back when I posted that video I was still in high school, I just picked up zbrush and was having fun making things just for the fun of it.
I was fortunate to work in practical fx on some pretty cool projects ranging from mold shop up to sculpting as a professional. Some of my work can be found in the movie "65" from 2023 as well as "The Tomorrow War" and "Free Guy". I've been blessed beyond measure with the opportunities presented before me during my career as an artist.
I don't plan on stopping anytime soon, at this point it feels like my career has just begun. I recently graduated from Gnomon School of Visual Effects which was a dream of mine since high school. I am forever grateful to my friends and family for their support during that time. I couldn't have done it without them.
With all that said, "Where is he going with this?" you may ask.. I'm getting to it.
With this last year being one of the most difficult times in my life, I want to make a change. To be more active on YouTube, to make art that I want to see and that is important to me. I can't do that without your support.
I plan on recording more sculptures and even going beyond the sculpting stage and taking my work through the vfx and AAA pipelines. Some of you expressed interest in kaiju models for animation. That idea is very intriguing to me and something I would like to pursue this year.
If you or someone you know would be interested in such content, please let me know. Whether that be commenting on this post or my previous videos. Any and all support is welcome and appreciated.
Thank you all for your support thus far and I hope to be able to create more content for you to enjoy.
All The Best,
Tristan
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