Welcome to my playground page, this page is dedicated to showcasing some of my work in no particular order that i’ve made in my freetime.

I have a massive interest for 3D Mograph within Cinema4D. Exploring all its features and making fun, vibrant & energetic animations.

If you’re only interested in my
portfolio there is a link above and below :’)

Mushroomfestival.

An animated poster I made during my time at Hyper Island.
I’ve always wanted to do a poster like this where the type or
copy gets revealed by something falling in.

Project was made in Cinema4D together with the Quixel Bridge/LAB Asset,
Did a rigid body simulation and iterated of the text layout & design in Adobe Illustrator.
Everything was later comped together in After Effects.

Who doesn’t love text animation?

I’ve spent way too much time animating type in my freetime, here i’ve mixed and matched one animation done in after effects with one in Cinema4D. Very inspired by work i’ve seen by some very talented people at studio dumbar!

OSP Course.

Watching courses is part of how you learn new tricks!
This is what i’ve made from watching Oscar Petterson’s
course on making loops in Cinema4D.

Abstract loops made in Cinema4D

Balancing blocks scene, this was made using alot of formula modifiers and stacking them together into groups.

Balancing blocks scene, this was made using alot of formula modifiers and stacking them together into groups.

Andreas Wannerstedt inspired video, this was probably my favorite out of the three and the last one I made. There is something really soothing and calming about this one.

Andreas Wannerstedt inspired video, this was probably my favorite out of the three and the last one I made. There is something really soothing and calming about this one.

The more chaotic loop, all these three projects were done in a very short timeline so using the cloner function and cinema 4d's mograph capabilities was used to spark some visual interest.

The more chaotic loop, all these three projects were done in a very short timeline so using the cloner function and cinema 4d's mograph capabilities was used to spark some visual interest.