Hit-Monkey Season 2: 3D Models

For Marvel's Hit-Monkey Season 2, all models created/arranged, textured, lit, and rendered by me as a starting point for our background painters. **All concept art credited to other artists**

Concept art

Concept art

Concept art

Prize Counter detail

Storyboards
(I determined the layout/design of the kitchen by creating a floorplan based on the angles seen in the storyboards)

Concept art

Concept art

All statue figures posed by me

Concept art

Concept art

Concept art

Concept art

Concept art

Concept art

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