Web 3D Studio

The Powerball is a fun device to build up strength in the wrist and the forearm. Occasionally it is necessary to dismantle the Powerball for general maintenance.

Explore the Alfa Romeo Spider in both pseudo Flash 3D, and in full Web 3D.

Nothing is too big, or too small for that matter.

This is an old example but still a goody. Walk around a gallery of Picasso's work, all through a webpage.

Communicating a product online is all about efficiency.

A product does not have to be high value in order to benefit from Web 3D.

This example demonstrates Web 3D in its simplest form.

Philips required 3D visuals that would immediately communicate the design details of their new range of Digital Photo Frames.

When dealing with a technically complex product and trying to communicate that product to potential clients what you really want is for those clients to be able to come and see the product and have a prod about.

Frost were looking for a way to demonstrate their range of bathroom fittings via email.

Argos ran a Christmas campaign where they made a huge glass jar and crammed it full of goodies.

This example shows a variant on the Web 3D Configurator which allows the customer to buy advertising space.

3D configurators are ideal for the Promotional Product industry. The customer can fully customise a product - in this case a keyring - online.

Powerball Gyros UK needed a system that allowed their clients to customise an individual Powerball, either for a marketing campaign or just to create a personalised product.