Wind Energy Solutions - Aerial Render and AI Environment Creation
This project explores a hybrid creative pipeline combining 3D design and AI-powered tools. After building and dressing the 3D models in Blender, I rendered the visuals with Nano Banana 2 to achieve a stylized, high-quality look. The final stage involved bringing these renders to life through animation in Kling, allowing for a more dynamic and expressive outcome.
The process focuses on blending traditional 3D workflows with emerging AI technologies, aiming to push both visual quality and production speed. Each step was carefully designed to maintain consistency while experimenting with new-generation rendering and animation tools.
Krok is a chaotic and inventive frog who lives in a hidden creative workshop inside an abandoned industrial building. He sees possibilities where everyone else sees junk.
For the Cantina Challenge, I created Krok’s pilot episode: a 60-second animated short where his improvised engineering turns a pile of discarded metal into a homemade transforming robot.
The goal was to explore how a character can be more than a visual design, giving him a recognizable personality, environment, sense of humor, and a story engine that can generate future episodes.
Krok’s creative philosophy is simple:
Build first. Figure out why later.
The episode combines character animation, visual comedy, sound-driven storytelling and a handmade scrap-metal aesthetic to introduce the character and his chaotic world.
This project was created entirely in Cantina, from character development to the final pilot.
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LUMA is a matcha brand built around the ritual of taking a moment for yourself.
The identity combines a fresh, playful color palette with a clean and contemporary visual language, creating a brand that feels vibrant without losing its sense of calm.
The result is a modern matcha identity that brings together natural qualities with a bright, lifestyle-driven aesthetic.
Most of the matcha shelf is muted and ceremonial-looking, so a bright palette is exactly what makes this findable. The trade is that brightness tends to read as everyday latte rather than premium grade, and that shows up in what people expect to pay - was the daily-ritual end the deliberate target rather than the ceremonial one?