Mike Carter, a Victoria based Illustrator, approached me to create a series of lightweight animations to be used as email signatures. After creating the button in 3D, I compressed 40 images into 160kb GIFs. There's a fine line between low-resolution, readable images, and high resolution, large images.
These files can be used as dynamic website elements, social media content, or physically printed buttons. The rightmost three were for Fort St Cycles, a retail cycling store in Victoria, BC. You can see Mike's buttons implemented on his site here.
Another collaboration with Mike was a large billboard for CIBC. The Billboard, located In Toronto's Pearson Airport. Featuring CIBC's Penguin mascot, Percy, the image is a 'where's Waldo' game, prompting passersby to scour the 8'x10' mural for Percy The Penguin. I rendered roughly 100 penguins at different angles, wearing vests, backpacks, and skis, for Mike to implement across the mural.
The Hornet by WoodsCAN is an electric airhorn designed to replace the disposable compressed gas horns. I created a video illustrating how the Hornet could blow away its competitors.
Above is a standard 3D turntable, used to examine a model from all angles, under varied lighting. The model I created for Woodscan is photo realistic. It can be reused in future advertising campaigns that might require unique angles.
Using photogrammetry, 3D modelling, and a little patience, I remodelled
100 doors for Sketchfab and Turbosquid, two leading online 3D asset stores. These doors are photorealistic to within 2M.
