Fine Chaos commissioned me recreate their two new sunglasses as part of their new collection, and wanted me to visualize how the sunglasses could be vizualized in a 3D environment and space.

I modelled both sunglasses from the buttom and learned a lot about everything from modelling to UV mapping. This process has not only enriched my modeling skills but also deepened my understanding of how to conceptually capture a product like sunglasses in a captivating way.

This research aims to cherish fluid dynamics unpredictability and visually research how fluid dynamics instability can be visualised through 3D renders and simulations. It also shows how much we can learn about nature, people and water by studying them digitally.

Through the use of 3D renders and simulations, I've visualised the unpredictability and complexity of fluid dynamics. 

Exploration in creating calm and abstract renders by using vellum simulations. 

There is so much room for playfulness when it comes to lighting the scene and finding the right textures. Small adjustment to the simulations would create a completely new look.

These two renders here showcases exactly that.

In this project I wanted dig deeper into world building. How to make suitable surrondings to an abstract 3D object.

I modelled this shape by using different modifiers/sculpt brushes and afterwards spent a lot of time on lighting the scene to give it a dystopian look.

In the future, I want to make it move.