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NEOTECH is starting to move.
Here’s a preview of the 3D drone I’m developing in Spline for NEOTECH, a fictional premium drone brand.
I’m using an AI-assisted workflow, then refining the colours, details and movement as the project takes shape.
The website is still in progress. Next is bringing this drone into the browsing experience—following visitors as they scroll, with its camera responding to their cursor.
A self-initiated project by DETECH. More to come.
#Spline #3DDesign #WebDesign #BuildInPublic
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Nice branding work Paramjeet
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