A photoreal simulation of the interior of my house, running in real time as an interactive VR experience in Unreal Engine 4.
Freelance work for FunktionCreep: projection mapping content for four interior walls of a hotel that hadn't been built yet. To test it and preview it for the client, I modelled the room, virtually projection mapped the content onto its walls, and rendered a 360° video to view on a tablet or VR headset.
One of many personal experiments in immersive virtual reality art, rendered as a 360° video so it can be shared online and watched on phones and VR headsets without running the real-time scene.
A commissioned design for a temple, modelled in Maya and built as a real-time virtual reality simulation in Unreal Engine, so the whole structure could be walked around at full scale.
A commissioned temple design, modelled in Maya and explored at full scale in virtual reality.
Highlights across projection mapping, animation, VR, laser cut woodwork and 3D printing.
Architectural visualisation of an immersive space for a music festival, built with hard surface modelling in Maya and voxel sculpting with Oculus Medium in VR.
A character I designed in virtual reality using voxel based sculpting.
A lamp I designed, fully previsualised in 3D before being built for real.
A model of my office chair, showing accurate 3D modelling of a real object.
A photogrammetry capture showing the level of detail I can capture from real objects, useful for VR experiences and previsualisation.
Captured with photogrammetry, then reduced from 1.5 million polygons to 5,000 while keeping the detail in the textures: an optimised, game-engine ready asset from a real object.
Towering laser cut sunflower mandalas that light up at night: a walk-through installation for festivals, shown at Boom Festival.
A 9ft illuminated archway with 13 unique mandalas, designed to travel to weddings anywhere in the world.