Treasure of my work as a motion designer

As a motion designer with almost two decades of experience, I am constantly inspired by the projects that I work on, particularly those that have a deeper meaning and purpose. In addition to commercial work, I have had the opportunity to work on personal projects that have moved me and brought me joy.

Recently, I had the chance to collaborate with my eldest child on a special project. He was going to Spain to do a volunteering project for ten months, and as part of his assignment, he needed to present his reasons for joining the project in a creative way. I was able to help him create a motion design video where he provided the voice-over and gave me the direction and graphics needed to bring the animation to life. It was a truly fulfilling experience and one that I will always treasure as a motion designer.

Here are some render frames.

Here is the video:

A project that made my day as a 3D artist.

I was approached by a client with a special request.

He wanted to know if I would help with a very particular task. He then explained that a dear friend had lost a 20-year-old ring that had a great sentimental value.

They wanted to know if I could enhance an old couple of photos to see clearly the ring. She contacted the jeweler to make a new one but he couldn’t see the features to recreate the ring.

I told them that there was no resolution for any enhancement since they were printed photos, 6X4 to be exact.

I had another idea that if I could interview his friend, maybe she could give me a better “picture” of the ring, and ill try to draw it and then 3D model it.

Here you can see the 3D model I made.

Plot twist

The owner of the ring told me that she went to sleep looking at the renders I made and that she dreamed that she found the ring in her garden where she lost it.

In the morning, she went to the garden to look at the place she dreamed about it, sure enough, there it was!

You can see a high-resolution photo, not exactly the same still happy with the ending of this project.