I love, love, love cars.

posted in Experimenting, Rendering

I really, really love cars. I see them as an art form, not just a product.

3d Rendering, Render, Animation, medical animation, medical, anatomical, anatomy, visualization, automotive animation, automotive visualization, industrial animation, industrial visualization,VR, virtual reality, product rendering, CGI, design, michigan, west michigan, grand rapids

May

2020

19

2020 / May / 19

No Product on hand? No problem.

posted in Rendering

What happens if you have a scheduled product launch and you can’t get product photography? Well, that’s easy. CGI. The why and the how are a little bit more involved.

Apr

2020

08

2020 / Apr / 08

They cancelled all our trade shows. Ok, so what now?

posted in Animation, Experimenting, Interactive, Rendering, Virtual Reality

Everything is upside down, our home and work lives have been tossed in a a blender. So what now?

3d Rendering, Render, Animation, motorcycle, helmet, cafe racer, bobber, visualization, automotive animation, automotive visualization, industrial animation, industrial visualization,VR, virtual reality, product rendering, CGI, design, michigan, west michigan, grand rapids

Apr

2020

08

2020 / Apr / 08

Helmets in Motion

posted in Animation, Experimenting, Rendering

And of course, anything that we can render as a still image we can animate as well!

Nov

2019

20

2019 / Nov / 20

Making Multiples a Snap!

posted in Experimenting, Rendering

One of the biggest advantages of CG imaging is the ability to quickly, and inexpensively, create multiple variants. Let’s say you have a product, and that product comes in fifteen different finishes. Or maybe that product comes in 115 different finishes. Capturing those finishes can start to get expensive, especially with traditional photography.

Nov

2019

05

2019 / Nov / 05

Making Products Dance!

posted in Animation, Experimenting, Rendering

Sometimes the products are simple. How can you infuse life and excitement into an every day object? That is exactly the question we asked ourselves with this quick little animation of the humble whisk!