Joe Clark

Concept logo and product.

From top to bottom: An original stained glass design requested by a client. Next the design was sent to a stained glass specialist and adjustments were made to ensure stability in the glass, the glass types and textures were chosen at that stage. Finally the finish product, installed and complete.

These are various stages of prototype renders for a contractor. Working collaboratively with another person I was jointly tasked with modeling from “As built” CAD files, as well as lighting and materials. The materials and lighting were intended to remain simple to keep on budget and on a reasonable time frame. Permission to post these was given by the contractor as the project is ongoing.

My first professional collaboration for a church that was seeking a new building for their services. I was tasked with lighting, materials, and rendering.

Made a concept building to brush up on modeling, texturing, and rendering.

Business card design for a family member (contact information censored with lorem ipsum text of course)

A glyph experiment, coupling a custom made glyph design with an existing font (in this case the existing font is Snell Roundhand)

Baking brochure with simple recipes. Personally baked these myself to make sure the recipes work, and they do!

Collaborative arch-vis project, tasked with rending and touch up.

A cross-post from my personal blog, showcasing light baking and scene composition.

A cross-post from my personal blog, showcasing light baking and scene composition.