:: Jason M. Hurst Frye - Online CG Portfolio ::

DEMO REEL RESUME

Hello, and welcome to the personal site of Jason M. Hurst Frye, the guy with two last names.

I am a CG artist with a focus on Texturing and Environmental Design.

My objective, in short, is to create beautiful imagery. I paint textures for video games and film. I love the process of pushing a handfule of pixels into a big heap-o-goodness

Thanks for stopping in, and be sure to make a pit stop in the galleries and theater!

-Jason

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I just realized that I haven't updated this site in over two years.!

Maybe someday I'll get off my butt and do something here.

OK. So despite the fact that I have not posted anything up here in six months it doesn't mean I don't care. I was ambushed by pack of Guatemalan resistance fighters and have been forced – until recently – to sit hunched over a weathered stump, whittling away tiny fragments of wood and wrapping them with colored string in a Guatemalan Worry Doll factory. I was only fed bananas and roasted monkey elbows (surprisingly good with a little hot sauce) and only sweat wrung from my tattered bandana to drink.

Luckily I was rescued by a nomadic band of Seattle game developers with a penchant for Guatemalan roasted coffee and was offered salvation at their headquarters in the heart of downtown Seattle. I now sit with slightly better posture over a less-weathered desk whittling away polygonal surfaces and wrapping them with colored pixels with all of the free coffee, trail mix and pretzels I can consume.

Here is another art test I completed recently. I was asked to create a Donut Shop in a seedy part of town. The test asked for the shop and sidewalk, but I decided to block the surrounding area in as well.

link: [Donut Shop]

So just because I decided I had too much free time and not nearly enough frustrations, I've decided to set up a Linux machine again. To my surprise, it was much eaiser than before, all thanks to Ubuntu!

I'll post a progress page when I get a chance.

So I did an art test for a company a while back, and figured it was time to post it up. Given 4 source images (and the freedom to add more), I modeled, textured and lit the two scenes in three days.

link: [ART TEST]

All I can say is that this looks wicked sweet!!.

SILO 2 video - check it!

What another great conference! It was a lot bigger that I was expecting! Last year made sense as it was in L.A., but bean-town did right by me. I’ll post some photos and whatnot soon enough.

Here’s a big thank you to all of the people I met and talked with. Without exception you all made for a great time and I look forward to keeping in touch.

I revamped my GALLERY page. I organized it into sections and added some more work too. Take a look

As of today, I have earned a BFA in Computer Art from the Savannah College of Art & Design. Graduated Magna Cum Laude at that!

Now for that whole job thing....

Mahatma Gandhi, as you know, walked barefoot most of the time, which produced an impressive set of calluses on his feet. He also ate very little, which made him rather frail and with his odd diet, he suffered from bad breath. This made him...

A super calloused fragile mystic vexed by halitosis.

I updated my the links page with a few new CG sites and a link to the awesome Maya pelting tool. Check them out at the links page!

Heya, I posted my new demo reel, and included a new demo reel archive for those "Reels of X-mas Past". Check it out in the theater.

If you are trying to reach the website of photographer Melinda Hurst Frye, please update your bookmarks to point to http://www.mhurstfrye.com.