3D explorations
Here's a collection where I work with C4D, Redshift and I have some fun experimenting with shape, form, lights, mood and movements.
I created a complete camping trip animation using Cinema 4D and Redshift, personally handling every aspect from designing to 3D modeling to lighting, texturing, and animation. I have added some extra sound effects to create a compelling visual narrative.
I developed a 15-second product visualization featuring a smartwatch model. Beginning with an establishing shot to generate interest, I gradually revealed the full product. I used the materials and lighting to directed viewers' attention to the smartwatch itself. My goal was to create a warm atmosphere with clean, geometric aesthetics that highlighted the product's design. The sequence concludes by showcasing multiple color options before transitioning through a dynamic match cut to the final composition, which emphasizes the three primary color variants.
Build that city! I was tasked to create a mini city, metropolitan landscape. I primarily used cloners, deformers, and effectors. The process of animating the water elements and intricate details was great fun.
Created a dynamic story featuring our star - a flying pug character. Focused on making the pug's movements fluid and playful to capture their personality throughout the animation cycle.
For this animation sequence, I've focused on bringing playful energy to the scene through a dynamic bouncing ball following a carefully crafted path. By applying core animation principles, I've created fluid movement that adds character and liveliness to the overall composition.
Playing with lights in Redshift renderer. The goal was to create 4 different looks using lights and based on moodboards.
I have modelled a Nintendo inspired Gamboy character in C4D which was quite fun.
My "favourite place". Practising C4D using only primitive objects to build my favourite place which is a small gym under my little office.
Promotional still image for a new mobile game app. Working with Mombi company's branding, I was provided their logo and a collection of 2D icons, along with a specific color scheme of yellow and purple. The goal was to design an engaging advertisement that aligned with their visual identity.
Here's the 3D process for my ice cream truck project. I started by sketching a stylized version of the ice cream truck, then brought it to life in Cinema 4D. To achieve an interesting perspective, I used an isometric camera setup. After modeling, I employed the Octane render engine to create a specific lighting and texture setup.
