Dear Visitors,
This part of the site is currently under construction. In the meantime, I would like to invite you to have a look at some works that I created between 2005 and 2008.
Stay tuned!




3D-Animation created in a group.
The short film features a bee with dotted skin, trying to become friends with the other (striped) bees. My first assignment was to bring all plants shown in the movie from 2D to 3D.
The drawings were done by Sandra Brandstaetter. The movie will be colored with hand-drawn textures only, an update on the gallery is soon to come!
Created for the 3D-Animation Masters course at the FH-Salzburg throughout the fifth and sixth semester 2007/2008, this animation is still under construction.



3D-animation created entirely on my own. Incredible Machine features the struggle of a wooden sheep that actually is a massage device, trying to escape an unevitable destiny.
This was the first shortfilm i produced in Maya and was created for the 3D-animation advanced course at the FH-Salzburg throughout the third and fourth Semester 2006/2007.



This is this year's group-project for the gamedesign course at the FH - Salzburg. It basically is a mod for HalfLife 2, and is a two player competitive game. The look is supposed to be very cartoonish, the two competing people are ancient Greeks and Vikings. In this project, i created the two shown spawnpoints for players, which were quickly implemented into the game.
The scribbles for my 3D models were done by a colleague, Dominik Groestlinger.

This was an interesting project to do. The task was simple: Find a piece of music and visualise it.
The picture is the visualisation of the first track "Anonymous Skulls" by Medeski Martin and Wood, on their 2004 album "End of the World Party".
Due to copyright reasons i cannot provide you with the song, but you can listen to it by klicking the stream on the bands' official homepage.
Link to Medeski Martin & Woods

Simple but beautiful.
I did those pictures 4 years ago, but still like them. Everything done with Adobe Photoshop, hand-drawn (with a mouse, not wacom) and without reference pictures.
Please klick to enlarge the images!