Building on the success of our past videos with Gard and the Oregon Department of Transportation, we decided to again join forces on this 3D animated spot demonstrating the new Stop As Yield Law. Shifting gears into our first fully 3D spot for ODOT, we wanted to create something special for our long-time clients. To do this, we created a realistic, yet stylized, urban environment for our characters to navigate, and we storyboarded sequences that are well-known to many cyclists. Our 3D team designed, modeled, and textured this entire cityscape, closely mimicking the vibrant towns and cities across our home state of Oregon. As for characters, the cyclists were rigged specifically for whatever they were riding, while the pedestrians in the background were rigged uniquely for walking.
Building on the success of our past videos with Gard and the Oregon Department of Transportation, we decided to again join forces on this 3D animated spot demonstrating the new Stop As Yield Law. Shifting gears into our first fully 3D spot for ODOT, we wanted to create something special for our long-time clients. To do this, we created a realistic, yet stylized, urban environment for our characters to navigate, and we storyboarded sequences that are well-known to many cyclists. Our 3D team designed, modeled, and textured this entire cityscape, closely mimicking the vibrant towns and cities across our home state of Oregon. As for characters, the cyclists were rigged specifically for whatever they were riding, while the pedestrians in the background were rigged uniquely for walking.
Building on the success of our past videos with Gard and the Oregon Department of Transportation, we decided to again join forces on this 3D animated spot demonstrating the new Stop As Yield Law. Shifting gears into our first fully 3D spot for ODOT, we wanted to create something special for our long-time clients. To do this, we created a realistic, yet stylized, urban environment for our characters to navigate, and we storyboarded sequences that are well-known to many cyclists. Our 3D team designed, modeled, and textured this entire cityscape, closely mimicking the vibrant towns and cities across our home state of Oregon. As for characters, the cyclists were rigged specifically for whatever they were riding, while the pedestrians in the background were rigged uniquely for walking.
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