Data centers require highly specialized solutions, and keeping track of where each fire protection system goes can be a challenge. To solve this, I created a dynamic 3D animation for Specified Technologies Inc. (STI) that takes the viewer on a seamless journey through a data center environment, jumping from product to product in their exact real-world applications. From cable pathways to structural penetrations, the animation visualizes exactly how STI’s specialized Firestop

Data center fire protection isn't just about the server room, it requires highly specialized solutions for every single space. To make this complex ecosystem easy to navigate, I created two comprehensive 3D illustrations for Specified Technologies Inc. (STI). The visuals break down a complete data center facility room by room, highlighting exactly where their specialized Firestop products are installed: The Server Room (protecting critical cable pathways and high-density area

I recently created a comprehensive product illustration for Specified Technologies Inc. (STI), showcasing their full range of Firestop solutions within a single, unified space. The goal was to make complex product applications instantly understandable. By building a detailed 3D scenario, we positioned all relevant fire protection products exactly where they belong in the real world, seamlessly integrated into walls, floors, ceilings, and penetrations. Now, instead of flipping

I recently had the pleasure of creating 4 unique 3D logo animations for SubSea Craft, a company dedicated to securing competitive advantages through cutting-edge maritime technology. Three of the animations don't just show the logos, the logos act like the high-tech products they represent: CADDIS (Drone): The logo takes flight to deliver aerial intel. VICTA (Submarine): This one emerges from the deep ocean. MARS (Uncrewed Vessel): Moving precisely through contested waters. I

In close collaboration with the digital agency Weboaf, I had the pleasure of helping develop the new web presence for Epia Neuro. My role was to create custom 3D renderings and animations, which Weboaf seamlessly integrated into the new website build. The Tech: Epia Neuro is doing pioneering work in Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI). Their minimally invasive platform decodes neural intent in real-time, helping patients, such as stroke survivors, regain movement control through

At our office, we pride ourselves on pushing the absolute limits of 3D visualization, high-end branding, and digital design. But today, we need to talk about a different kind of endurance: the sheer grit and determination it takes to survive a 36°C Friday in Austria. The digital world is demanding. While our office might look like a summer getaway, this inspiring green environment is exactly where the magic happens. It’s where we clear our minds to think bigger, design better

Here’s the next 3D illustration in the series for Rusheen Capital Management, focused on the Pennsylvania–Ohio–Virginia region. This visual shows the full DAC ecosystem in one place: clean, low-carbon energy powering the capture process at the surface, and geological formations below that store CO₂ safely and permanently. A portion of the captured carbon can also be redirected into mineralization, specialty materials, and agricultural uses. These states sit at an interesting

I recently created a fully rendered 3D visualization for VP Med’s stand at the BCIS ACI (Advanced Cardiovascular Intervention) conference. Starting from their basic concept sketch, I developed a detailed, realistic 3D model of the stand, capturing every structural element, display area, and interactive space. The render became the blueprint that guided the construction team, ensuring the final stand looked exactly as envisioned on the show floor. It’s always rewarding to see

Hi everyone, this is one of the visualizations I created for Fleetzero, USA. To support the client’s vision, the goal was to create a cutaway view of the vessel, revealing how the energy modules are stacked and integrated within the structure. This approach allows for a clear and engaging look at the system’s internal organization. All rights reserved, Fleetzero - fleetzero.com The result is a series of visualizations that communicate complex engineering concepts in a clear a

I created three visualizations for Talespin (part of Cornerstone), highlighting their immersive VR learning solutions. These graphics were designed to show how VR, AI, and intuitive design come together to transform training. Why VR Matters VR training is quickly moving from “interesting tech” to a powerful learning tool. It lets people: • Practice real scenarios safely • Learn by doing instead of watching • Get instant, meaningful feedback • Build skills that stick Companies

Cities are getting hotter, but they don’t have to stay that way. With heatwaves on the rise, our concrete jungles need a serious upgrade. Together with Mahlab Australia https://www.mahlab.co I’ve put together a 3D animation that guides you through a futuristic, heat-proof city. It’s an outlook on how we can use smart tech and design to cool things down: https://createdigital.org.au/building-heatwave-proof-city/ Supercool Materials: Innovative surfaces that reflect 95% of sola

Hi everyone, I’d like to share a short motion graphic I created in 2025 for Colliers International as part of their Global Investor Outlook 2026. The main objective was to visualize different financial locations using lines like ocean currents, highlighting global relationships and movement. This clip offers a brief glimpse of the European segment. It was a pleasure once again collaborating with the Marketing team. All rights reserved: https://www.colliers.com

I had the chance to create a series of 3D renders for Form Energy, visualizing their groundbreaking iron-air battery technology. It is their first generation product. First generation product - All rights reserved, FormEnergy - formenergy.com There’s something fascinating about capturing the progression of power, starting from a single battery cell and scaling all the way up to a massive 56MW grid-scale storage system. It’s exciting to see how simple, abundant materials like

How do you picture a city that actually fights back against record-breaking heat? Together with Mahlab Australia, I’ve been working on a detailed 3D illustration to showcase exactly this. Instead of just talking about climate resilience, we wanted to build it, in this case digitally, layer by layer. It’s about using visualization to make complex engineering solutions feel tangible.

Here’s a behind the scenes look at a 3D exploded animation of a turbocharger. Each part, from compressor and turbine wheels to the shaft and housing, is shown in sequence, revealing how the system works. ⚙️ Highlights: CAD based modelling for accuracy Realistic materials and lighting Motion sequences to clearly explain assembly A quick showcase of hidden complexity. Perfect for technical marketing, product visualization, or trade fairs.