3D Design and Animation in Bude, Cornwall

NineDesign from Cornwall commissioned me to create a set of high quality 3D Designs of a restaurant in Cornwall. All the materials, furniture design and lighting positions were all unique to the restaurant design.

The end result was a series of high quality computer illustrations to help give the potential client a full visualisation of how the restaurant could look.

NineDesign from Cornwall commissioned me to create a set of 3D visuals to communicate their bar design to a indian restaurant in Cornwall. All the materials, furniture shapes and light positions were all unique to the bar design.

The end result was a series of high quality computer illustrations to help give the potential client a full visualisation of how it will look. This was the first time I have designed some 3D visuals for an Indian Restaurant. I am really happy with the end results – love doing 3D Designs :)

Display Set approached me to design a 3D Window Display Visualisation for Mitre Real Football in London. Mitre are one of the leading brands worldwide for sports equipment, with Mitre footballs the football ball of choice for the English League.

Bloody loved doing this 3D Visualisation of Mitre Real Football!

I was approached by an anonymous client to produce a series of External Landscape CGI Visualisations for a location in Cornwall, travelling from dusk to daylight to showcase some recent property developments.

Upon being given the blueprint/architectural measurements, I started modelling the basic shapes of the landscape. This included positioning the basic shape of the trees, water wake, house, hedges and stones/grass so that they appeared through the water. As soon as the basic landscape’s shape was approved by the client, the finer details were added such as the bump, spec and normal maps for each of the objects.  I ensured that these details were only visible to the camera. Furthermore, a series of trees were produced in such a way that each tree would be different depending on the its location using a particle system to help achieve realism.

I really enjoyed this one and it was nice to jump back into some 3d landscape work!

Do you have a project you wish to be bought to life by photorealistic CGIs? Then simply email or call by visiting my contact page to discuss your requirements.

NineDesign approached me to produce a 3D Kitchen Visualisation for a potentical customer in Widemouth, Cornwall. This project was especially hard as I had to achieve a realistic glass material which is not an easy task. The reason being that when the light bounces off of the glass it needs to interact with all the different materials in the design. I really enjoyed doing this project, its been way too long since I’ve been challenged to deal with realistic glass materials

NineDesign, in Bude,  asked me to produce some 3D Visualisations for a potential client in London.

The brief was simple, create a realistic looking kitchen visualisation using their drawings/sketches. I really enjoyed this project and it was nice to jump back into some serious 3D work!

The brief for this project was to produce a series of 3D renders to show a potential client how a proposed staircase design from NineDesign could look like.

This project was apart of a 6 month task where I acted as 3D designer to produce a 3D visualisation of Leopallooza.  Leopallooza is an annual outdoor event held in a wooded valley near the North Cornish coast run by a close group of friends. The site is permanent and always evolving with wooden structures making up the arena field. It started as a free houseparty in a field and although a lot more organised and sober now, we hope it still has the feel and ethos of the first.

The only requirement was to produce a visualisation to show people all the wooden structures and how Leopallooza is different to any other festival.  This meant producing a range of different animated characters to portray people being at the festival. However, this meant a lot of time being spent on character design. Therefore, it soon became apparent that the style of the visualisation was going to be a semi realistic animation. This allowed characters to be very similar with slight differences to portray that feeling of crowds. From here, all the landscapes and assets were modelled and textured using the same shader which reduced the rendering times by a magnificent time. 

Leopallooza Radio Annoucement from Leopallooza Festival on Vimeo.

The brief for this project was to produce a design that would illustrate the look and feel of how the proposed design from NineDesign would work. Using a 3D visualisation as visual imagery gives it an effective way to communicate both abstract and concrete ideas using the design from NineDesign in Bude.

The 3D visualisation of the hotel bar was started from scratch and tries to reflect a realistic picture of how the bar will look and feel as if it was built already. To ensure this realistic aspect was met the surrounding environment such as beer pumps, plants, chairs, sofa and sunlight had to match the style of the current branding and features that TommyJacks implements.

This project was undertaken as part of my employment with MD Web Solutions (www.md-websolutions.co.uk). All images and project information published with permission from MD Web Solutions.

This project involved setting up the materials, lighting rig, world environment and composition so that realistic looking gecko helmets could be rendered. Alongside this a 3D animation was also designed and developed.

Gecko Head Gear situated in Bude, Cornwall design helmets for Rib`s, Jet skis to Powerboats ranging from 8ft to 80ft. Their client base reaches to all four corners of the world. Some of their clients are: RNLI, MOD Police, Royal Air Force, Australian, Hong Long Police and many others…

This project was undertaken as part of my employment with MD Web Solutions (www.md-websolutions.co.uk). All images and project information published with permission from MD Web Solutions.