Whenever I seem to work on films to model something smashed or damaged, it's hard to showcase it's details. It's either covered in smoke and fire or streaks past the camera too fast. It's unfortunate, because I love modeling stuff that gets destroyed and smashed up. Modeling something squeaky clean and shiny is easy, but it's easy for it to still look CG because nothing is ever clean and perfect like that. The creative freedom that comes with creating things that are broken and smashed is a big part of the fun. It gives life to the model.

I worked on Captain Marvel for a short time, and it's hard to capture my work on the film in stills, for the reasons I mentioned above, so I'll give you the final shots as well! I created some damage variations for a catwalk Captain Marvel destroys, some drones she obliterates, and the Kree Accuser ship she takes down as well. I also got to model something that didn't get smashed! We needed a model put together quickly for this launch tube the Dropship deploys from, so I had some fun kitbashing some parts together for it.