Major title font experimentation in Maya

 

 I was originally inspired by the Toy Story font style for my title as it is 3D, colourful , bold and iconic.

 I then made the letters in 3D using limited geometry to the point where they would read well once smoothed. I used a top-angle view to add my own take to the toy story style. Later on I grouped the individual words of my title like 'is' and 'change'.
 I wanted patterns in my work so instead of recreating letters I would flip or reuse them like d and b.
 I later on rendered them with the same ground textures from my 'sad walk to car scene' and my 'flat in distance scene'.








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