Welcome to Sledd Studios
Your one-stop-shop for neo-retro-futuristic [sic] and high-tech illustration and animation.
Travel to outerspace via cyberspace on rockets piloted by robots, or play games on the highest-tech gadgets with the fastest internet access—or maybe just look at pictures about those things—because that’s really all I have to offer.
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Melancholy WIP
Here’s a Work In Progress of Melancholy, the antagonist of a project I am currently working on. He’s modeled mostly in #modo and rendered in #c4d and is currently being skinned inside of…
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Cassandra WIP
Just sharing a relatively polished version of Cassandra, a character I’m working on for a book project. Modeled in modo and…
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Demo Reel v0.1b (finally!)
I thought it might behoove me to grow up a bit and stop sending out grab bags of miscellaneous clips to those who inquired about my animation samples. So I present you with the first-ever Sledd Studios Animation Demo Reel.
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A New Mascot?
So this little gal (I think) seems to have taken a shining to me. She used to be a tad more shy, but apparently sees me as easy pickin’s now. And man does my phone record crappy video. May have to make a new version at some point where I don’t bounce around so…
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POW! BAM! SCREEEECH! Comic art comes to Sledd Studios
It’s no secret. I like comics. I have flirted with comic-esque stylings in my artwork since pretty much day one. Not too horribly long ago, however, I decided it was time to get a bit more serious than my typical coquetry could afford.
As a digital artist, whose first line of offense are 3D apps…
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Sledd Stock Available
Greetings and Hallucinations, everyone!
a quick little update to inform everyone that I recently signed on with stockillustrations.com in the UK to broker my stock deals. Although I’ve offered stock rights for years to those who asked, I decided to finally make it formal and pick a company to… -
Farewell, old friend
On February 13, 2004, Sledd Studios said “goodbye” to longtime foodwarmer and friend, Mike, the Sledd Studios microwave oven. “Although it was a big surprise at the time,” says Mike’s best friend and employer, John Sledd, “he really was getting up there in age. We should have seen it…
