3D Art | The Art of Solomon W. Jagwe | 11,118 views
Collection of 3D Models and Scenes of Cinematics, Commercials, Simulation Scenarios and Vignettes. Created with 3DS Max, Maya, Zbrush, Vue xStream, Motionbuilder, CS. Post production done with After Effects and Premiere. Character Animation done with Motionbuilder. Scenes rendered using Mental Ray, Octane, FinalRender and Vue xStream. Texture mapping created with Photoshop, crazy bump and image synth.

3D Services Provided: 3D modeling, Texturing, Rigging and Animation. Product visualization. Architectural Visualization in form of virtual tours. 3D Content for Animated Commercials, and live action integration.








I am Proud of your great work.
Thank you Cousin James, much love and greetings to the family
You work is amazing your are the futur of african cg film…
Thanks Hassan. I appreciate your taking some time to stop by.
Absolutely amazing work, as always!
Thanks Dave
Long time no hear. Are you still living in Virginia? I relocated to North Carolina back in 2006. I am currently self imployed after having resigned from CAMBER, a defense contractor, to pursue my dream of working as an indipendent film director.
It has been a while.
Actually, living in North Carolina…near the coast. Working as a contractor for the AV-8B program.
Way to follow your dream! I was looking at the Galiwango information, great stuff. Happy to hear you are doing well.
Thanks Laurie, Church’s work is awesome – humbled to be mentioned in the same breath as his name – I love his landscape paintings – one day when I am all grown, I just might be able to capture light and nature the way he did in his pieces. Very Organic indeed.
Reminds me of Frederick Church’s work from the 1800′s, which I like very much. He was lumped in with the Hudson River School of art in New York, but I don’t think anyone ever was officially in that “movement.” Very nice work, I like the blue toned rock and branch in another painting you did too. Thanks
Laurie from California
PS nice work with the gorillas too, what a sad story.
Thanks Ssebo. Have a blessed day.
Great work! You have mastered your art so well