This 3D animation was produced as a freelance project for the jobTrio.com website, and is due to be featured as as an intro in their online videos.

Due to work commitments I've not had much free time as of late to be able to produce any 3D animations. Worried that this might have an adverse effect on my 3D animation abilities I forced myself to get stuck in.

This animation is the result of reminding myself how to model organic objects.

This is a short animated advert produced during my time as a student. The 3D computer aided animation involves a snail finding a pot of salt and drinking it. It’s a well known fact that salt dissolves snails.

However, I had very short notice on this brief and so the finished animation was rushed. I hope to revisit this 3D animation and improve on the camera work scene intersections.

This animation is similar to 3D computer animation effects of the film i,ROBOT but this was never the intention. The inspiration for this animation came a lot earlier, from a music video by Bjork; ‘All is full of love’.

Visit Computer Arts for the original unmodified robot tutorial.

This animation was simply a test for the animation above. A dumbed-down version if you like. It was the first 3D animation I ever made so it also provided as a learning platform.

This is another personal 3D animation project that I would like to revisit at some stage. However, in its current form, the animation took two weeks to render with seven computers working round the clock. It’s not a job that can be taken lightly and with the amount of freelance 3D work that I am currently undertaking I simply don’t have the time.

This is a short 3D animation that I produced whilst playing with Mograph for Cinema 4D.

I quite liked the result so thought I'd share it.

I created this animated 3D video cube just to see how difficult it would be.

This actually took all of about 5 minutes from start to finish thanks to the easy to use tools found in Maxon’s Cinema 4D.

An animated ball of fuzz. Nothing more, nothing less.

This 3D animation is the result of playing with the Hair plugin for Cinema 4D. It's quite easy to imagine that this could be a powerful tool. Hmmm... I have an idea... Watch this space.

Once again I spent the day playing with 3D programs. This 3D animation is the result of playing with the Cloner tool in Cinema 4D.