Our friends at Jalapeno had a beautiful handwritten typeface logo. Our job was to bring it to a higher level of spiciness. We rendered a model, added lighting and made an animation.
Photo by Roman-Sten Tõnissoo
3D imaging, rendering and morphing for the art exhibition “Lilac”, which brings together works by Eduard Wiiralt, Kristjan Teder, and Jass Kaselaan.
Through the expressive – and at times contradictory – works of these artists, a nuanced whole takes shape, centred on the fundamental choices a person faces: the tension between anonymity and individuality, the one and the many, the original and the copy.
Our task was to create a digital model that is also suitable for 3D printing. The ship model consists of 277 parts, which were printed, painted, and assembled by our partner, 3DKoda.
Since the model was designed based on factory drawings, it is the most accurate model of MS Estonia.
As part of the project, clay-like 3D renderings were created. The goal of the project was to showcase our offered services.
We created the project source file and utilized modeling, texturing, and animation skills in Blender.
3D visualization of a Barrel Sauna for Baltic Loghouse. The aim of the project was to use rendering for marketing purposes, on the website, and in print materials.
We modeled the Barrel Sauna based on its dimensions and images, added textures, and created the surrounding environment.
We partnered up with Futuruum to create an interactive VR classroom for kids that are interested in science and space.
In this VR classroom, you can run simulations, do calculations, visit the planetarium and more.
Huum needed product shots for their latest sauna heater at the time. The heater is separated into different parts, enabling to create various animations.
The mission was to create a large amount of 3D models for an interactive RPG-style casino game.
