Had fun creating this cozy furniture scene. Which piece is your favorite? 👀

Had fun creating this cozy furniture scene. Which piece is your favorite? 👀Had fun creating this cozy furniture scene. Which piece is your favorite? 👀

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Sikandar Khan

• Jul 2

Had fun creating this cozy furniture scene. Which piece is your favorite? 👀

Blender Adobe After Effects 3d

Swati Awasthi

pro

• Jul 2

cute and smart at same time 🔥

Sikandar Khan

• Jul 2

Thank you

Lepisov Branding

pro

• Jul 28

Brand identity for INNO100, a flagship retail store in Shenzhen showcasing 100 of the world’s most innovative products.

The challenge was to position the brand as premium, fashion-aware and future-facing — without defaulting to the usual cold tech aesthetic.

We combined a soft, atmospheric palette with flowing patterns inspired by city skylines, circuit boards and natural forms. The result is a flexible identity that works across the physical store, packaging, digital touchpoints and brand guidelines.

Building a brand for what’s next? Let’s work together!

branding logo 3d 3D Animation Brand Design Logo Design Adobe After Effects Figma Spline

Emeelya Urueshe

• Jul 29

I love the animation 💙 Did you do it on AE?

Max Iriani

pro

• Jul 28

Playing around with a scroll-driven 3D animation in Framer.

The "3D" is actually just a video. The animation was made in Blender (not by me), then I exported it as a video and used a component that syncs the video playback with the scroll position.

Pretty cool way to get a 3D-like effect without embedding a real 3D scene.

The quality might look a bit off in places, but I think that's because the animation itself is pretty fast. I'll probably slow it down and see if that improves it.

Framer Blender freelancerlife

Eric Moore

pro

• Jul 28

I used the same setup for a 73-second Seedance film, with scroll controlling video playback. The tricky part was hiding the seams between generated clips so the scrub still felt continuous.

Zak Smith

pro

• Jul 28

What actually makes a product render feel alive? Here's the same tube taken through three stages; clay pass, a clean static render, and finally pushed motion blur a lot. Same geometry, same lighting setup. The only thing that changed was direction. Built entirely in Blender.