American Systems | Design, 3D Modeling, Interactivity
When I worked for American Systems back in 2004, I was tasked with creating low polygon 3D models with realistic texture maps for the F-18's interior doors and systems. I was charged with the creation of the fighter jet's many launchers and attachments. Also, I was called on to create a magazine splash ad for a proposal American Systems had been working on. In addition to that, I worked with another artist to create a texture map for the F-18's exterior.
Recently, I was rehired by American Systems to develop interactive training lessons for use through a learning management system (LMS) and to provide quality assurance for graphic production.
Recently, I was rehired by American Systems to develop interactive training lessons for use through a learning management system (LMS) and to provide quality assurance for graphic production.
These are the F-18C's texture maps.
These are the many launchers (and connectors) that attach to the wing of an F-18. Different objects can be loaded onto the fighter plane with the help of these launchers. These include missiles, bombs or a fuel tank (shown at the bottom).
This is a screenshot example of an interactive "Check On Learning" (COL) that was part of the many training lessons designed for the LMS Lectora.
This is a screenshot of a multi-function display (MFD) that was simulated with full interactivity utilizing Flash programming and vector art.
