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Most of my work is focused on 2D and 3D explainer videos.
But sometimes the product itself needs a fully 3D approach.
This Afinia3D video was built entirely around the product — its form, details and the way it works.
Alongside explainer videos, I also create 3D product videos like this.
Really strong work. Love how the 3D isn’t there just to make it look good, it actually helps you understand the product better.
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That's stunning James great job your animations and visuals is unbelievable 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Introducing my latest motion design project.
For this project, I took on both Art Direction and hands-on production, leading the visual development and bringing the final piece to life.
The video was created for a SaaS platform designed to help marketplaces create better customer experiences and unlock new ways to sell.
The goal was to introduce a new product in a way that feels simple, clear, and engaging — turning a complex product story into something intuitive and easy to follow.
Beyond the storytelling, I wanted the visual language to reflect the product’s philosophy: advanced, thoughtful, and forward-looking. Every scene was designed to make the experience feel tangible while maintaining a cohesive visual identity.
For the production, I combined 3D animation with AI tools, continuing to explore a hybrid workflow that brings together the precision and control of 3D with the creative possibilities of AI.
It’s another step in exploring how these tools can work together to create distinctive visuals and communicate complex ideas more effectively.
Always exciting to bring together art direction, storytelling, design, and emerging technologies to bring a product to life.
Impressive
Most logistics websites explain their process with a diagram.
I tried telling it through one suitcase.
A scroll-driven 3D story that follows a single bag from the curb to takeoff. Six chapters, a camera that moves as you scroll, and no separate menu. The scene itself is the navigation.🔥
making the suitcase the whole navigation instead of a menu is the detail that sells it