I’ve been getting back into 3D modeling lately, and have redone/tweaked a few of my models. Here’s a sampling.

I’ve been working on a Black Coffee Jones origin story as of late, and have been making some new models/revamping models from previous videos. Here’s a sample:

Since I have an art show coming up at the beginning of September, I figured it’s as good a time as any to make some new artwork! So here’s a 70s style poster of my first Black Coffee Jones movie (viewable here).

A new character I came up with today, El Diablo del Marzo, a giant, ‘roided-up Martian Luchador. Still a work in progress, but he looks pretty sharp so far. He’s a good couple of feet taller than Ms. Jones, as you can see in the first picture.

Also this song from the GTA IV soundtrack has inspired me to do a quickie BCJ adventure, which is what inspired El Diablo here:

Up next in our heroine’s rogues gallery is the Robohustler, essentially a cross of Superfly and a T-800 from Terminator

I was looking at some of my 3D work, and thought it’d be fun to go back and rework my Dodge Challenger model I used for Streets of Dino-Mite. In addition to the cel-shaded coloring I used previously, I also made one with more realistic coloring.

Working on Black Coffee Jones 2 is what I’m doing, thank you very much:

The planning and modeling is coming along nicely, this is going to be a much bigger production than Streets of Dino-Mite for sure.

Since I just finished Black Coffee Jones in STREETS OF DINO-MITE, I’ve started working on models for her next adventure, working title LUNAR APOCALYPSE, in which Black Coffee Jones goes to the moon and fights skeleton Space Nazis who have been there since WWII.

Here are some screenshots of a couple of the models I’m working on:

After several months of modeling, animating, rendering, recording, re-rendering, tweaking, adjusting, and fighting with different programs, Black Coffee Jones in STREETS OF DINO-MITE is complete! Enjoy!