Richardson, Shaun Email & Phone Number

Montreal, QC, CA

Montreal, QC

Dallas, TX

Jr Rigging Artist. Worked on 'Rumble' [Paramount, 2021] and 'Back to the Outback' [Netflix, 2021]

Dallas, Texas

Tasked with creating character textures using Substance Painter and UE4’s principled skin shader; Modeling and texturing character hair; Using Marvelous Designer to create believable clothing; Creating additional in-game accessories

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Majority of contracts taken were for models to be 3D printed. Most were printed through Shapeways but I printed several myself at the Dallas Makerspace, both with their PolyPrinter FDM printers and the Form2 resin printer

Farmers Branch, TX

Created new audio and graphical assets to update old video slot machines, including animations, audio, and UI elements

Carrollton, TX

Created and maintained database of competitor pricing; analyzed trends in pricing data; scripted web-scrappers to automate data collection

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Instructor on NextEngine Laser Scanner at the Dallas Makerspace. I learned how to operate, and created a class on the operation of, their laser scanner. The class covered capturing and aligning scans, cleaning up the scanned data and creating water-tight models to be 3D printed

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

'Terri and Elvis' - Animated short created to showcase TruD 3D volumation technology. Each frame was designed to be printed, each color as a separate piece, on an FDM printer. All 1800 frames will be printed and chained together and run on continuous loop through the machine. A flashing light timed to the speed of the machine creates a persistence of.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Created textured models for use within the Unity game engine. The final product was a training app deployed on iPad.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

I was contracted to translate a given illustration into a 3D-printable object. Test objects were printed on a PolyPrinter at the Dallas Makerspace, and the final.obj and.stl files were delivered to the client for the final product to be printed on their own equipment.