Pre-vizualisation work done using a mixture of Vectorworks, Blender and Sketchup. Please contact if you would like to inquire about pre-visualisation work, open to any TV, Film, Events or Interior Design. Use the sliders in the images below to compare the wire-frame Sketchup screenshots with their finished renders.
Bedroom set for independent horror-comedy film The Loneliest Boy In The World. Production Designer: Jenny Ray
Gaming streamer’s bedroom set for Lego’s DREAMZzz commercial campaign. Production Designer: Chloe Brady
A Diner in a South-African desert. Designed for Channel 4’s Tempting Fortune. Production Designer: Stephen Bryce
A personal project inspired by the hyper-stylized urban hellscapes in 80's films like Batman (1989) and Little Shop of Horrors. Modeled in Sketchup Pro, rendered with Indigo with some tweaking in Photoshop. Car in the foreground downloaded off the 3D warehouse.
Bathroom visual for Too Hot To Handle S4. Production Designer: Patrick Watson
Render of the SS Iron Star set built for Red Dwarf: The Promised Land, featured in an issue of SFX magazine.
Luxury bedroom made for a Sharp’s Wardrobes commercial. Modeled in Sketchup and rendered with Indigo.
A Volvo 242 Turbo Resto-Mod concept. Based on a model from the 3D Warehouse, modified in Sketchup and rendered in Indigo.
Set visual for series 4 of Frankie Boyle’s New World Order which had to be re-worked to adhere to social-distancing guidelines. Was at one point posted by Frankie Boyle as his Instagram profile picture.
Scandinavian style landscape with boathouse and jetty. All modeled and rendered in Blender.
Architectural Visualization exercise where the house has been designed and modeled from scratch in Sketchup and rendered in Indigo.
Luxury kitchen modeled in Sketchup, rendered in Indigo and edited in Photoshop. Dressed with props from the 3D warehouse.
A fun visual of a robot horse I made for a commercial that sadly never came to fruition. Modeled in Sketchup, rendered in Indigo, tweaked in Photoshop. Original horse model credit: Brian W.
Landscape modeled in Sketchup, rendered in Indigo. Experimenting with grass and tree scattering effects with the Skatter extension as well as HDR lighting. Phone-box model credit: calamity_si
Atmospheric bathroom scene modeled in Sketchup and rendered with Indigo. Bath model credit: KQD