We visualise boats, ships, and offshore structures on the water they were built for — for boat builders, shipping and logistics companies, and the offshore industry.
Anything built for the water is hard to show on land. A hull only makes sense at speed, a ship only at scale, and an offshore structure is somewhere almost nobody will ever stand. We build the vessel or the structure in 3D, put it in simulated water, and film it from angles a chase boat or a helicopter could not get.
Bow waves, spray and wakes simulated around the hull, so the boat sits in the water correctly at every speed.
Waterline, bow-on, straight down from above, close on the deck — all from the same scene, before or after the first hull exists.
Ships, containers and platforms shown at the size they really are, with the brand holding up at 200 metres.
The same scene can become a three.js web experience, so a buyer can turn the boat around in the browser.
Brand identity worked out in 3D for a logistics company — putting the mark on container ships and container stacks to see how it actually behaves at scale.
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Coming soon
A commercial for a performance sailing catamaran, built to see whether a hull can be sold the way a car is.
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A black-hulled speedboat rendered at speed from every angle — the kind of imagery a boat builder needs long before the first hull leaves the mould.
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The login screen for a freight-rate app — a container ship coming straight at you, and the hull used as the brand surface.
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