About Me
My name is Colin Crisostomo, and I am a graphic designer and self taught digital 3D artist. I specialize in designing creatures, texturing, and rigging. I also have some experience with photo/video editing and simple animations. I have always been interested in speculative evolution and biology at a young age, which in turn influenced my art style. I find the idea of building a creature based on scientific discoveries helps make the designs more grounded and feel like it could actually exist. I am looking forward to working with you and making your ideas into a reality.
Q: How long have you been 3D modeling?
A: I have been 3D modeling since 2016.
Q:Why did you become a digital 3D artist?
A: I always felt that there was not much I could do with a 2D piece, so I learned to make 3D models and rig them so I can bring them to life.
Q: How difficult is it to create a 3D model?
A: It depends on how complex the model is. Low poly models tend to be easy while a higher polygon count will be more challenging, especially when rigging for animation.
Q: What program do you use?
A: The program I have the most experience with is Blender. I also occasionally use photoshop and other similar software (like Krita).
Q: How much does it cost to use Blender?
A: Blender is a free open source program. If you want to learn how to 3D model and animate, it is the most popular option if you cannot afford to pay for a subscription.
Q: Have you used any other type of media other than digital?
A: Yes, I used to do traditional charcoal and ink based drawings.
Where I post my finished projects. Most of my art here is mostly 3D renders or fictional creatures I drew.
Where I am most active, I post both my work in progress and finished works here.
Where you can talk to me about commissions, whether it is to give me details what it is you want or see how the requested project is going
