Skill: 3D Modelling

3D Product demonstration // Aditi

A 3D animation giving viewers an understanding of how the product functions. The video was created for both social media platforms and also as part of a crowdfunding campaign.

3D Product Demonstration // The Whirlpool

We were asked to produce three stages of animation to represent different levels of a crowd funder campaign. This involved modelling the installation in 3D software, animating it build up in layers and visualising it in different scenarios. This is a really cool installation which travels around UK festivals events! More information: www.facebook.com/4dinteractive/

Animated Music Video // FOSCLE

A futuristic, dreamlike music video for the electronic artist Tudor Acid. We used a mixture of 2D and 3D production techniques to create a fusion of styles and patterns. The main character was originally designed by the illustrator, Beau Hulse (www.beauhulse.com)

Stage Visuals // GearFest 2015

Visuals used for promotional material and VJ projections at the (underwater themed) boutique festival in Wales. The festival’s name has since changed to Subsonic Weekender: www.subsonicweekender.co.uk

Stage Visuals // Beating Heart

When Hugh Tracey (1903-1977) made 35,000 field recordings across Sub-Saharan Africa between the 1920s & 1970s, his intention was to reveal the beauty and complexity of the music to a world that saw little value in it. Today, almost 90 years later, Tracey’s bid to preserve the music of Africa for future generations’ lives on. […]

Infographics // HearAngel

Infographic diagrams and presentation illustrations created for HearAngel’s website and brochures. www.hearangel.com

Company Branding // Illustration // 20Two

We were under the instruction of the fantastic Jemma Mills (illustrator/mographer) to contribute to the creation a series of stylised 3D illustrations, which collectively constructed the design of 20Two’s website. www.behance.net/jemmamills

Explainer Video // 21 Pictures

21 Pictures is an intuitive dating website that uses pictures as a way of giving a first impression online. They needed a video to go on their homepage and ensure new customers understood exactly how the site worked, in a simple and quick manner.