Product visualization · Course work
Volvo
The S90, lit to study how light moves across paint, glass and chrome.
The S90, lit to study how light moves across paint, glass and chrome.
The aim was to show the car and also dissect the physics of light hitting complex surfaces.
Inspired by the crystalline Orrefors gear shifter, the renders use multi-layered rendering and caustics simulation to blur the line between real footage and computer-generated imagery.
Before rendering, every shot got a length. Long establishing shots open, quick 2-second cuts carry the middle, and a short end card closes it.
A high-energy teaser made for phone screens. Rapid edits pack fast shots into a short run. It never shows the whole car: flashes of light, close-up details and textures build anticipation instead.
16 s · portrait 9:16
Individual KeyShot renders, straight from the render folder. Each loops silently while it's on screen.
A full visual tour with cinematic pacing: it moves from the details of the interior materials to wide shots of the exterior in motion.
1920 × 1080 · landscape · loads when you press play
Drag the rail sideways, or move over a card to see the project.