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3D Rendering

from Young Designers of Australia Volume 03

by Young Designers of Australia

from Young Designers of Australia Volume 03, page 32

Article from: Young Designers of Australia Volume 03

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Joel Humphries

FOMS WORLD | 2021 | RMIT UNIVERSITY

I made a 3D alien world for a floristry business called FoMS. I used Cinema 4D to create and render the world. While using Adobe After Effects and Illustrator to create the animated butterflies and pterodactyls, and colour grade. I made the sound through a combination of live sound recordings and synthesisers.

CONTACT

Instagram: @joelhumphries @foms.world

Jono Lucas

ASSORTED 3D WORKS | 2021 | SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

Assorted 3D Works is a collection of explorative digital art pieces & motion graphics that aim to intrigue and fascinate its audience. The approach to this project was purely to create digital artworks to develop my skills within the software that was outside of my comfort zone at the time.

CONTACT

Instagram: @jonolucas.3d

Behance: Jonathan Lucas

Website: jonolucas.com

Email: jonolucasart@gmail.com

Madison Guidone

DWELL (SERIES) | 2020 | CURTIN UNIVERSITY

While staying inside for most of the past year, I took time as a creative to reflect on what makes a room a personal space for most people. The possessions encapsulated within can really make a room more than a liminal space, creating a haven of self– expression. Colours, sentimental items and ideals

of comfort cement a space of value within our lives, with 2020 highlighting that more than ever. Using rendered textures such as gelatine, metals and plastics, this series abridges a ‘dollhouse’ type feel in visuals, but a homely comfort throughout subtext.

CONTACT

Instagram: @vitaminmdesign

Email: vitaminmdesign@gmail.com

Matt Allan

LIMIDEAD PACKAGING | 2020 | BILLY BLUE COLLEGE OF DESIGN

This was an assignment where we had to create packaging for an item of our choosing. I went for the ‘easy’ option and selected baseball caps as my subject. We had to develop everything from the branding, concepts, die cut and mock–ups to support our rationale over a 12–week period. This was quite an intensive amount of work for this short time frame. As the packaging I had designed didn’t have a ready–made mock–up that I could find online, I decided to jump onto Adobe Dimension for the first time and have a try at creating some renderings from scratch. In the end, I think the end results turned out pretty well.