CGI

This section explores how I use CGI as a tool to communicate design concepts and ideas. By combining motion tracking, VFX techniques, and 3D workflows, I create visuals that place projects in believable, real-world contexts.

Alongside applied work, I also develop personal projects that allow me to experiment with style, storytelling, and new techniques.

Motion tracking

This technique ensures that digital objects behave naturally within a filmed environment, maintaining accurate scale and spatial consistency.

In my workflow, I use motion tracking to create realistic product presentations.

Light baking

This technique captures global illumination, soft shadows, and subtle light interactions.

It allows me to precompute and store complex lighting information directly into textures, resulting in highly realistic illumination with efficient rendering performance.

I use light baking to create consistent and believable lighting for product visualizations, especially in environments like interior scenes.

Footage projection onto geometry
Lighting before scene prep
Baked lighting

HDRI

Creating custom HDRI environments using a 360° camera allows me to capture real world lighting conditions and accurately transfer them into a 3D scene.

When placing a 3D object into a scene, I carefully match camera perspective, scale, and surface interaction so that it integrates seamlessly with the captured environment.

This is particularly valuable in product visualization, where subtle lighting details and environmental consistency play a key role in making the final result feel authentic and high-quality.

Animation

Keyframe animation allows me to precisely control how a product moves, transforms, and interacts over time by defining specific states at key moments in a sequence.

By adjusting position, rotation, scale, and other properties between keyframes, I can create smooth and intentional motion that highlights the product’s form, functionality, and details.

Check out the result!

VFX

VFX techniques and procedural modifiers allow me to go beyond straightforward product presentation and explore more expressive, visually engaging ways of revealing a design.

By controlling how forms appear, transform, or transition, I can create dynamic sequences that highlight different product variations, such as colorways, finishes, or configurations in a fluid and memorable way.

These effects are not only about realism, but also about adding an artistic layer that enhances the identity of the product. Through carefully designed transitions, deformations, and timed reveals, I can guide the viewer’s perception, creating moments of emphasis and discovery that elevate the overall visual experience.

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