3D & Motion
3D modelling & motion design
This is 3D work for businesses that need an image of something before it exists, or a piece of motion that explains something faster than text can. I model, texture, light and render in Blender and Cinema 4D, and animate in After Effects — product renders, character models, environment scenes, logo reveals and animated explainers — for clients anywhere.
The point of a render is control. Photography needs the object to exist, the light to cooperate, and the set to be built. A render needs none of that: the camera, the material, the lighting, and the angle are all decisions, and they can be changed after the fact. That is why product shots, packaging mockups, architectural pieces, and anything that has not been manufactured yet get made this way. The published work spans product and character renders, lowpoly environments, 360-degree turntables, and brand intro animations.
About five minutes. A written proposal comes back within 48 hours.
What you get
Product renders
Still images of a product from any angle, on any background, at print or screen resolution.
Animated sequences
Turntables, explainers, logo reveals, and motion graphics, delivered as video or transparent overlays.
Models
The 3D geometry itself, when you need it for the web, AR, or further production.
Source files
Project files on request, so the work can be revisited or extended later.
How it runs
The brief
What the object or scene is, what it is for, and where it will end up — a store listing, an ad, a site hero, a video.
Proposal
Scope, number of shots or seconds of animation, timeline, and price, within 48 hours.
Blockout
Rough geometry and camera, so the composition and the angle are agreed before any detail is built.
Materials and lighting
Surfaces, textures, and a lighting setup that makes the object read the way it should.
Render and delivery
Final frames or animation in the resolutions and formats you need, including transparent or looped versions where useful.
What clients say
It got a little tiring, but Zaza — with all his speed and additional support — made our project happen. Thank you, take care.
First of all I want to thank Zaza. The fact that we found you on this platform is really meaningful. With our brief, the project we ended up with was beautiful. As we worked together, the revisions you made were so polite and kind — you really shielded us from any rework. Thanks Zaza.
Zaza truly does a great job — he's genuinely successful at what he does. He's the freelancer I want to recommend to friends looking for a kind, quality designer. He even adds extras to your design that you didn't expect. Big thanks to Zaza.
Zaza was very interested and didn't get tired of my requests. He completed the second revision in the timeline he committed to without me even reaching out. Thank you.
One hundred client reviews collected since 2015 are on the homepage.
Questions
- What software do you use for 3D?
- Blender and Cinema 4D for modelling, texturing, lighting, and rendering, with After Effects for motion graphics and compositing.
- Can you render a product that does not exist yet?
- Yes, and that is one of the main reasons to use 3D instead of photography. A render only needs the dimensions and the materials, so packaging, prototypes, and unbuilt products can all be shown before anything is manufactured.
- What do you need from me to start?
- Dimensions or a CAD file if you have one, reference photos or drawings if you do not, the materials and finishes, and an example of the look you are after.
- Do you do animated explainers and logo reveals?
- Yes. Both are in the published work, along with 360-degree turntables and character animation.
Start a 3d & motion project
Fill in the brief and a written proposal comes back within 48 hours. Or email zaza@bozan.ca or call +1 343-337-4333.