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.

This 3D illustrations highlights Direct Air Capture systems in Utah and Wyoming, where wide-open landscapes and strong geological formations create ideal conditions for DAC systems. The cutaway shows the whole flow: clean power from sources like solar, wind, natural gas with CCS, nuclear, and fuel cells drives the DAC facility; the CO₂ is captured and then either sequestered in deep rock layers or used in mineralization, products, and agriculture. These states have both the s

Here’s a behind the scenes look at a 360 spin of a bionic leg. It was created for Futek, Advanced Sensor Technology 🔧 Highlights: • CAD-based modeling for precise detail • Realistic materials and lighting A quick showcase of the hidden engineering behind prosthetics - perfect for technical marketing, product demos, or trade shows!

I created an illustration for PM Magazin titled “Wunderstoffe aus Insekten” — which translates to “Wonder Materials from Insects.” The artwork highlights how these tiny creatures can be surprisingly useful, contributing to medications, building materials, and food. I also put together a short video showing the creative journey: starting in 3ds Max, evolving into the fully rendered illustration, and finally transforming into the polished cover layout. It’s a fun way to see ho

Spring is finally in the air, bringing a sense of renewal and fresh inspiration. As we take a short break to celebrate the holidays from March 28th to April 6th, 2026 , we wanted to send a heartfelt thank you to all our clients and readers for your ongoing support! We hope you’re spending the Easter holiday hunting for eggs or simply enjoying some well deserved downtime with loved ones. Warmly, Max & Ana

I created an animation for X Company ’s early-stage project H2E (“Hydration to Everyone”), which explored innovative ways to provide safe drinking water from the air . The animation uses a technical line drawing style to clearly communicate the concept. Colored airflows, blue for cold, red for hot, show how air moves through the device, helping to visualize how moisture is captured and condensed into drinking water. H2E wasn’t just a product, it was a full research initiative

I created a series of illustrations for Deep, this time showing how their underwater habitat is transported from onshore to its offshore location. The visuals depict the entire process, from preparation on land, to careful deployment into the ocean, highlighting both the engineering and the scale of the operation. 🌊 Complex operations like moving a massive underwater habitat are hard to imagine in words alone. Through these illustrations, stakeholders, partners, and the publ

If your sales team is still lugging around 50 page PDF manuals or showing flat 2D renders of your high-tech machinery, you’re losing the race to "Mental Ownership." In 2026, your customers don't want to read about your product. They want to experience it. We see it every day: ❌ The Problem: Complex products are hard to explain remotely. Sales cycles drag on because the "Aha!" moment takes too long to reach. ✅ The Solution: Interactive Web-3D. By integrating high-fidelity,

I created a series of illustrations showing how Gravity Storage works underground. The visuals detail the complex process of using wire saw machines to cut enormous stone cylinders, some 50 to 250 meters deep, inside tunnels. Each cylinder is carefully freed through multiple precise cuts before being lifted upward by pressurized water. All rights reserved: Gravity Storage When the blocks sink back down, the outflowing water generates energy, storing and releasing massive amou

I recently created a 3D render for VP Med ’s exhibition stand at BSIR VITALS - the Vascular Innovation and Technology Advanced Learning Symposium. Using their initial concept sketch as a starting point, I developed a fully detailed 3D model of the stand. The render captured every display area, structural element, and interactive space, giving the team a clear blueprint for construction. It’s rewarding to see how a simple sketch transforms into a real, engaging presence on t

For one of PM Magazin’s title stories, I created the illustration for “Das Rückgrat der Nation – Datennetze: Der Weg zur Digitalisierung”. The article explores how Germany’s data networks are evolving, and what needs to change for true digital progress. The artwork itself is not a cutaway this time, but a broad, stylized visualization of the country’s digital infrastructure: fiber-optic routes, network nodes, communication flows, and the invisible systems that keep modern soc

I created an illustration for Octagon, showcasing one of their blown film extruder machines. What makes this project really special is that the illustration wasn’t just digital, it was printed on a huge wall at Octagon’s booth at K 2025 in Düsseldorf, giving visitors an immersive view of the machine and how it works. Octagon has been at the forefront of the blown film industry since 1987, pushing innovation and precision in film gauging. My illustration helped explain the ma

I recently wrapped up a cutaway 3D illustration for Rusheen Capital Management showing how clean energy in California can power Direct Air Capture (DAC) facilities. The artwork is a cutaway scene: renewable energy sources (solar, wind, nuclear, natural gas with CCS, fuel cells) feed into a DAC plant that pulls CO₂ straight from the air. From there, the captured carbon is either stored deep underground or used in mineralization, value-added products, or agricultural applicatio