Speedboat
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.
A low, faceted speedboat running across open water in late sun: dark gloss hull, teak deck, spray off the chine and a wake that behaves like a wake. Built to show boat builders and marine start-ups what their boat can look like before it exists, and how much better it can look than a brochure photo once it does.
A new boat has to sell before it is built. Investors, dealers and first buyers are asked to commit on the strength of drawings and a spec sheet, and even once a hull exists, a real shoot at speed means a chase boat, a camera crew, the right weather and a very large invoice. Most builders end up with a handful of flat photos that do not show what makes their design different.
The boat is one 3D scene, so every angle is available: low along the waterline, head-on at the bow, straight down from above, close on the cockpit. The water is simulated around the hull, so the bow wave, the spray and the wake respond to the boat at speed instead of being painted on afterwards. The environment — islands, other yachts, birds, a dolphin — is set dressing that can be swapped for a home harbour, a racing course or a dark studio.
From one model, a builder can have stills for every angle, films of the boat running at full speed, and even a three.js web experience that puts the same scene in the browser so a buyer can turn the boat around themselves. We can work from your CAD, your design drawings or a hull that is already in the water, and turn it around quickly.
Modelling, materials, water simulation, environment, lighting, camera and rendering.
Sea and Shore Services
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.
View case study →
Catamaran
A commercial for a performance sailing catamaran, built to see whether a hull can be sold the way a car is.
View case study →
Freight Calculator
The login screen for a freight-rate app — a container ship coming straight at you, and the hull used as the brand surface.
View case study →Tell us what you are making.
Send the brief, the deadline and whatever reference you have. We answer within 48 hours.