Hi There! My name's Tom Roff, a programmer and 3D artist from Houston, Texas. I love learning new tools and applying them to team-based project environments. I'm creative but always open to feedback on how I can improve my work, and always eager to help a project however I can. Want to learn more about what I do? Keep scrolling!
Hackathon-winning game where players race against time to regain their soul.
An independently developed multiplayer shooter with tower-defence gameplay against endless waves of robots.
High-fidelity 3D renders used to demonstrate proposed renovations to a Habitat for Humanity ReStore location.
A 3D animation short film about a book and a bird featuring advanced modeling, lighting, and animation. Still being worked on!
A webpage compiling my work for the class CSC 363: Human Computer Interaction. This class emphasized best design practices and making interfaces that captured functionality, beauty, and accessiblity.
I contributed the bulk of the HTML, CSS, and Omeka work to this archive of LGBTQ+ literature.
Throughout the courses of Animation Mentor, I created multiple high-quality animations of characters in Autodesk Maya. I then created Demo Reels of my work in Adobe Premier.
I worked as a host and a server for Pappas Burger here in Houston. There I received the Pappas' Pride award for always being helpful to my coworkers, even during the slow hours.
During this summer job, I helped a Davidson College professor edit his web development textbook. I additionally helped him with his research into the East German Secret Police, including making intricate 3D models as seen on the right. This machine in particular opened letters in such a way that they could be sealed again without detection.
I organized various friends of mine together to form a student band. Since it's creation we've been featured at many important events on and off campus.
After a bit of time at Davidson, I became president of the Games Club, a club with over 300 members. I started many new programs that the students enjoy, including the competitive collegiate Counter Strike team, shown on the left.
I was taught growing up that I should help others, however possible. I enact this in my life today in many ways. I started the Habitat for Humanity club at Davidson (shown left), volunteered at Les Restaurants du Coeur while studying abroad in Paris, and often volunteer at Davidson's local community garden.