Metaverse (VR) Worlds Creator 🌎
Metaverse (VR) Worlds Creator 🌎
I lead 10 - 15 3D production team specializing in Animation
Custom VRChat 3D Avatar
A custom 3D avatar created specifically for VRChat, built as a personal/free project to explore character modeling and create a fully usable virtual character.
I worked on the character’s 3D form, modeling, details, and overall presentation, with attention to creating a clean and appealing avatar suitable for a VRChat environment.
This project represents the kind of custom avatar work I can create for VRChat users, content creators, VTubers, and virtual communities. If you have a character idea, reference, or concept you want turned into a 3D VRChat avatar, I’m available for commissions.
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Imagine stepping into an elevator and being taken on a guided journey through the North Pole, all the way to Santa’s House. ❄️
That was the concept behind this animation.
Instead of simply presenting the environment, I wanted to create a journey through it, using the camera movement, surrounding details, and a guide to lead the viewer from one point to another.
As 3D artists, we spend so much time building worlds. But making someone feel like they’re actually moving through that world is a different challenge.
I’m curious to hear from fellow animators and 3D artists: how do you make an environment feel immersive when the viewer is being guided through it?
Would you focus more on camera direction, environmental storytelling, or character interaction?
I’d love to hear how you approach it in your own projects.
#3DAnimation #3DArt #Blender #CreativeProcess
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Do People Actually Prefer AI-Generated Animation Over Animation Created by Human Artists?
As an animator working with Voxaryn Studio, this is something I have been thinking about lately.
AI is changing the animation industry, and I think it raises an interesting question: When people watch an animation, do they care about how it was made, or do they only care about what they see on the screen?
Creating animation manually takes time, patience, creativity, and a lot of technical skill. Every movement, expression, camera angle, and scene can involve hours of work. AI tools can make some parts of the process faster, and I understand why creators are interested in using them.
But I also believe animation is about more than making something move. It is about bringing characters to life, communicating emotions, telling stories, and making people feel something.
At the same time, I don't think using AI automatically makes someone a bad animator, just as working manually doesn't automatically make someone a great one. What matters is the quality of the work, the creativity behind it, and the intention of the creator.
What I really want to know is this: If you watched two equally entertaining animations, one created primarily by a human animator and the other generated with AI, would knowing how they were made change your preference?
Would you choose the animation made by an artist who spent weeks bringing every scene to life, or the one created with AI that achieved a similar result in much less time?
I would genuinely like to hear what viewers, animators, and animation enthusiasts think. Is the future of animation about replacing traditional skills, combining them with AI, or finding a balance between the two?
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A stylized anime VTuber character brought to life through Live2D rigging and animation. I worked on the model setup and rigging to create smooth, expressive movement across the face, hair, body, and clothing.
This project shows the process from the rigging stage to the finished Live2D model, with a focus on natural movement, facial expression, and an engaging VTuber-ready presentation.
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Co-founder | AI Dev @ BubblebitX ⚡
Co-founder | AI Dev @ BubblebitX ⚡
Efficiency + creativity = exceptional results
Efficiency + creativity = exceptional results
