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Created stylized 3D characters, props, environments, textures, rigs, and animations for MathBreakers, with a focus on game-ready assets and real-time performance in PlayCanvas.
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Project Title: 3D Surgical Animation – OmniGuide Surgical Kit Box.
Client: OmniGuide Surgical Industry: Health Care & Medical Service Provider
Location: USA
Project Summary:
Render Edge Studio produced a photorealistic 3D animation for OmniGuide Surgical to visually demonstrate how their surgical kit is used in an oral procedure. The animation featured a clinically accurate human gum model and a step-by-step surgical sequence showing how the tool interacts with patient tissue, designed to support both medical training and product marketing.
The Challenge:
OmniGuide needed a clear, accurate visual representation of their surgical kit in use. Traditional photography and diagram-based content could not effectively communicate the precision and workflow of the tool during a live oral procedure. They required a medical animation that was both scientifically credible and visually compelling for a professional medical audience.
Our Approach:
Render Edge Studio developed a fully photorealistic 3D environment, including a detailed anatomical model of human gum tissue built to clinical accuracy. The animation walked through the surgical procedure step by step — showing tool placement, tissue interaction, and the natural environment inside the oral cavity. Every material, texture, and lighting choice was made to reflect real surgical conditions while keeping the visual output clean and professional.
The Result:
The final animation gave OmniGuide a powerful visual asset that clearly communicates the functionality and precision of their surgical kit — suitable for use in product presentations, sales materials, and medical education content.
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Created a launch video for Base,a web3 wallet app featuring key innovations focusing on how to make key features visualized and touchable for audiences.
Challenge:
Base is a self-custodial Web3 wallet. The key features to highlight for the audience include:
1.Passkey Authentication and Seedless Onboarding
2.Seamless Multi-Layer Token Swaps via Gas Sponsorship
3.Explosive User Adoption
My roles:
Creative Direction
Motion Design
Solution:
1.Use the pain point of managing complex blockchain addresses as a hook, then collapse those tedious addresses into a simple, crisp, and fast Face ID Passkey experience—highlighting the before-and-after contrast.
2. Express transaction speed through token motion and visual trails, while using brackets to symbolize secure transaction bundling, and gradient arrows to indicate swap direction and speed. Simultaneously, utilize 3D-rendered multi-layer animation to visualize the multi-layered transaction experience—concretizing abstract concepts and delivering a fresh visual experience to the audience.
3.Use expanding and multiplying digital blocks to deliver an intuitive visual experience that communicates the velocity of user growth to the audience.
More information is here.
Would love to hear your thoughts! 🎉
The 3D multi-layer transaction animation is such a smart move for a web3 product, that's the exact kind of thing that's impossible to explain in words but instantly clicks visually. Was client sign-off on the more abstract sequences harder to get than the passkey before-and-after part?