Alaeddine Chaouch

A clean and stylized 3D product animation focused on motion design, cloth behavior, and visual elegance. The umbrella installation and mechanical movement were animated using tyFlow, while the opening and closing sequences were simulated with cloth using Marvelous Designer and refined in 3ds Max, where the umbrella was fully rigged.

A rain sequence interacting with the umbrella surface was created using Phoenix FD, adding realism and enhancing the product’s functionality and mood. Materials, lighting, and rendering were completed in V-Ray to achieve a polished, high-contrast product look.

Editing and sequencing were handled in Premiere Pro, followed by sound design, compositing, and final output in After Effects.

Source model:
Umbrella base model from Sketchfab

https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/umbrella-99ab368be9eb474d9db3fa84ae68960e

All materials, rigging, animation, simulations, and additional details were created and customized by me.

Tools:
3ds Max · Marvelous Designer · tyFlow · Phoenix FD · V-Ray · Premiere Pro · After Effects

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i used the MadCar plaging in 3DSmax for drifting and the used the Tyflow to make it show
and for the Smoke actually i composed the VFX in AE with a plagin in it.
Software Used
3ds Max
After Effects
Premiere

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This project showcases the full creation process of my outdoor seating set — one chair that evolves into four chairs and a table, presented in different layouts and lighting setups.
I focused on clean shapes, realistic fabric, and a smooth build-up that shows how the furniture comes to life step by step.

You can find the full detailed breakdown of the project on my ArtStation, including close-ups and explanations of each stage. link : ArtStation - Tawla w 4 Krasi, Chaouche Aladine