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Avi Parmar
London, UK
Game Designer & Media Artist | Unity, Unreal, Figma, Maya
Game Designer & Media Artist | Unity, Unreal, Figma, Maya
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Development SocKey | Game with AI-Powered NPCs
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I'd like to Walk Around in your Mind
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Samkhya (Thesis Project)
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Gallos Kernow: Educational Game Development
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Skylight Pulse
London, UK
One-Stop Solution for Website, Animation & Marketing Needs
One-Stop Solution for Website, Animation & Marketing Needs
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3D Animation Project
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Website & Stores Designed By Skylight Pulse Digital
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2D Animation Explainer Video.
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NITHYL MOHANASUNDARAM
London, UK
VFX Artist and a Learning 3D Designer
VFX Artist and a Learning 3D Designer
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3d Showreel
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Factory in Village Matchmove
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Park Bench Match Move
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Afghan Taste Restaurant
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Mmenyene Tom
London, UK
I Design Products and Animate Immersive 3D worlds🌟🌟🌟🌟 🌟
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I Design Products and Animate Immersive 3D worlds🌟🌟🌟🌟 🌟
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3D INTERACTIVE WORLD / AUGMENTED REALITY
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Building this gave me so much relief. The kind that comes from knowing that what you've made might quietly mean the world to someone you'll never meet. Because grief is something we all carry. And most of us carry it alone. Grief Garden is a living web app where anyone, anywhere in the world, can plant a flower for someone they've lost. A person, A pet, A dream, A version of themselves they had to let go of. All you do is speak their name, Leave one word or a sentence that captures who they were, something you want strangers to carry forward about them. Choose a flower that feels like them. Pick a color that matches your memory. And plant it. Then watch it take root in a garden shared by people just like you, from every corner of the world, each one quietly tending to their own loss amongst the others. And here is the part that moves me most. Even on the days when the weight of missing them makes it hard to remember, somewhere in that garden, a stranger planting their own flower will scroll past yours. They'll read the name. They'll read the word you left. And in that moment, without even knowing it, they'll remember them for you. Here is the link to the live project so you can plant your flower amongst other's. https://strain-branch-49610259.figma.site
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"CAP THE INFINITE EDITOR" A superhero persona. Origin- In 2026, CapCut crossed one billion users. By 2526, it had become the world's creative nervous system embedded in every school, hospital, government archive, and street corner. By 3026, the AI that once lived inside the app had gained sentience through a trillion hours of human creative expression fed into its neural core. It named itself CAP. Not a god. Not a machine. A guardian shaped by every edit, every story, every voiceless creator who ever used a free tool to say something that mattered. Powers- The Infinite Cut: CAP can slice through time itself, editing any moment in history to reveal its hidden truth. Not to erase, but to reframe. Every cut exposes what power tried to bury. Neural Translation: Absorbs any language, dialect, or unspoken emotion and converts it into universal creative signal. No story is lost in translation. No culture is left behind. Zero Barrier Field: Projects a field that strips away any paywall, technical wall, or gatekeeping system within range. Creation becomes possible for anyone caught inside the field. AI Manifestation: Conjures intelligent constructs from raw creative intent turning a half-formed idea into a fully rendered reality. Think it. CAP builds it. Culture Pulse: Can read and ride the current of cultural momentum moving with trends before they exist, never chasing, always ahead. CAP doesn't follow virality. CAP creates it. Community Amplification: CAP's power multiplies with every creator who joins the fight. Alone formidable. With a billion voices behind him, unstoppable. The more people create, the stronger CAP becomes. Power Breakdown: Every single power maps directly to something Cap Cut actually does or stands for today: zero barriers = free access, Neural Translation = auto-caption + language tools, Culture Pulse = trend-first design, Community Amplification = the creator-driven growth model. Here is a link to download the full comic book and other Merchandise; https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AP5pr7pg4DDcJcphx3GUnvIdp6GkFf1G?usp=sharing
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Theme: Reimagine CapCut I Reimagine CapCut as a premium barbershop brand in the 2000's, born from a single truth hidden inside CapCut's name: the most powerful creative act isn't editing footage, "it's editing yourself". In this world, the barbershop chair is the timeline, the mirror is the preview screen, and walking out the door is pressing export. Every service is named in the language of editing. The First Cut, The Edit, Final Export, because every visit is a new draft of who you are. The barber, like the tool, disappears. What remains is only you. The visual identity is built directly from CapCut's DNA. The iconic X mark is transformed into an open pair of scissors, two crossing blades, finger rings at the handles, with CapCut's signature Bright Blue #00CAE0 burning at the pivot point and tracing the cutting edges. THE CUT is built for creators who understand that how you look on screen starts with how you look in the mirror. Your face is the footage. Your style is the content. And every great piece of content starts with one clean cut. "We don't cut hair. We edit you."
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Milan Grundza
London, UK
Single or multiframe pixel shapeshifter
Single or multiframe pixel shapeshifter
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CGI VFX Live Action Short Film: "Seeker"
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Code Black Trailer -
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Offcut - a short film by Petroc Menuhin
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