Portfolio - Claire Cotton

Modeling

Take a look at some of my modeling work! Each render has been modeled, textured, and lit by me. Every model was made with Maya, Photoshop, and Substance Painter.

Teapot asset made for a teaparty scene, 2023

Teacup with a lemon and a spoon assest made for a teaparty scene, 2023

Table and chair assest made for a teaparty scene, 2023

Side view of my robot character in gym attire, 2023

Front view of my robot character in gym attire, 2023

Steampunk observatory room at night, 2022 Featured in SIGGRAPH 2022 Student Work Exhibit Other artists contributions: Annie Dao & Kayseigh McCaleb

Tea party enviroment for an animation project, 2023

Golden picture frame asset for observatory room, 2022

Pen model exploded, 2022

Pen model, 2022

Donuts on a plate, 2022

Wacom drawing tablet model, 2021

Steampunk goggles asset made for observatory room, 2022

Rounded bookcase assest made for observatory room, 2022

Animation

Here is some of my animation work! Each animation was modeled, textured, rigged, lit, and animated by me. Every animation was created in Maya or Blender and utilized Substance Painter, Photoshop, and After Effects to complete the final project!

“Dune (2021)” Scene Recration Animation – Animated in Maya

Robot’s Trip to the Gym-Animated in Maya

Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection Medical Animation – Animated in Blender

Racing Car Animation – Animated in Maya

Pinball Machine Looping Animation – Animated in Maya

Spaceshipe Ride Animation-Animated in Maya

Bouncing Balls Animation -Animated in Maya

Logo Animation

Here are some animated logos I worked on! All animations were made with After Effects.

Previs for Animation

Take a look at a previsualization for animation project that was completed with a group. The video below is my contribution to the previs animation. All work was done in Maya.

Other Artists who worked on this project include: Morgan Equi & David Estes

Graphic Design

Take a look at some of my graphic design work used as markeing material or social media posts. Each project was made with Photoshop, Illustrator, and Canva.