Figure 1a: Quena of the American Section from the Penn Museum (Object SA66)
Figure 1b: Reference image of the backside of Object SA66
Figure 1c: Technical names of parts of the quena
Figure 1d: Reference image of distal end of Object SA66
Figure 2: Edge loops and extrude base features in Maya to create circular holes.
Figure 3: ArtRage interface
Figure 4: Texture edited in ArtRage and imported into Maya’s UV Editor
Figure 5: Thickening portion of quena wrapped in rope
Figure 6: Feather transparency image imported into Maya
Figure 7: Mapping motion capture movements onto human model with MotionBuilder
Figure 8: Various wind instruments found in Eastern Bolivia
Figure 9: Quena from the Penn Museum collected by Dr. Farabee (Object SA395)
Figure 10: Complete virtual model of the quena
Figure 11: GarageBand user interface with EQ editor in bottom window
Figure 12: Yellow skeleton with the motion capture movements stored. The characterize icon is located in bottom left Asset Browser window.