This short 3D animation was created as a test assignment for the Zack D. Films team.
The task involved visualizing a short voiceover script in the studio’s unique fast-paced, dark comedy style.
I handled all parts of the animation: sculpting, rigging, lighting, shading, rendering and editing.
Software used: Blender (Cycles), After Effects.
The goal was to convey humor and discomfort through exaggerated characters, bold lighting, fluid timing and creative camera movement (all within a 16-second limit).

I really enjoyed working on this test as it pushed me to explore narrative timing and exaggeration in a compact format. It was also a great exercise in storytelling through 3D animation.

I’m sharing a short reel of my freelance work with Vybor, where I was responsible for creating 3D product visualizations and furniture animations.

During this collaboration, I had the opportunity to work on a wide range of furniture models, focusing on realistic materials, lighting, and smooth animation to showcase each product’s design and functionality.

This experience helped me strengthen my skills in 3D modeling, animation, and visualization, and taught me the importance of attention to detail when working with client-driven projects.

Software used: Blender, Adobe After Effects

I’m always looking for new and exciting opportunities to apply my passion for 3D animation and visualization. Feel free to reach out if you’re interested in collaborating!

Exploring Personal Boundaries: 3D Animation of “Virus”

I’m proud to present my latest 3D animation project, Virus, which I started just six days after Car Crash. This project holds a very personal significance for me.

Through Virus, I aimed to express the emotional and mental strain of these years, without exaggeration. It’s a raw portrayal of my thoughts, emotions, and the weight of uncertainty. I deeply appreciate the support from family and friends during this challenging time, which has given me the strength to keep moving forward.

First 3D Project Shown in Cinema: Car Crash Animation

I’m excited to share my first significant 3D animation project, Car Crash, which was showcased in a local cinema. This project was an important milestone for me, and I had the chance to explore the technical challenges of animating realistic motion, environment, and lighting in a way that captivates the audience.

In this project, I aimed to convey the intensity and unpredictability of a crash, using 3D animation techniques to bring the scene to life. Seeing my work on the big screen was both surreal and motivating, pushing me to keep growing in the field of 3D art.