Contributed to Veritasium by creating 3D scientific animations exploring Theo Jansen's Strandbees...

Contributed to Veritasium by creating 3D scientific animations exploring Theo Jansen's Strandbees...Contributed to Veritasium by creating 3D scientific animations exploring Theo Jansen's Strandbees...

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Ulugbek Islamov

• Jul 3

Contributed to Veritasium by creating 3D scientific animations exploring Theo Jansen's Strandbeest. Produced accurate mechanical visualizations that demonstrated its unique linkage system, natural walking motion, and the engineering behind one of the world's most iconic kinetic sculptures, helping make complex concepts accessible to millions of viewers.

Completed work

3D Animation 3D Rendering 3D Modeling Blender

Razvan ANTALUCA

pro

• Jul 16

Back from vacation and back to creating. ☀️

Summer is a great time to take a break from deadlines and try out new ideas.

Lately, I’ve been playing around with Cinema 4D simulations. I’ve mixed cloth, inflation, and dynamics to turn a regular sneaker into something fun and eye-catching.

I think personal projects are the best way to quickly grow technical skills. Each experiment is a chance to discover new workflows, improve problem-solving, and bring fresh ideas to future client work.

Always learning. Always experimenting.

I’m excited to keep making more product animations and motion design projects.

#Cinema4D #MotionDesign #3DAnimation #CGI #ProductVisualization #Redshift #Simulation #CreativeProcess #ProductAnimation #3DArtist

3D Animation Cinema 4D Adobe After Effects Redshift

Juice Lab

pro

• Jul 19

Thanks! Really enjoyed watching this come together.

Webshocker Matjaz Valentar

pro

• Jul 16

App icon I created for Backyard

Icon Designer 3D Design 3D Modeling

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 16

Turning the letterform into a literal pool shape is such a clean idea — and it still reads instantly as a B at the small icon size, which is the hard part. How many concepts did you go through before landing on the pool as the core visual metaphor?