Glasgow: Scotland With Style

May 2nd, 2009

This ambient piece was projected onto a large wall space and ran on a loop throughout Visit Scotland’s Expo Fusion event. It’s purpose was two-fold. First it would welcome guests - who were from all corners of the globe and hence the multilingual ‘welcome’ - and second it would act as directional signage, indicating what was to be found on the floors above and below.

The unusual brief, described to me as ‘a bit like the old pingpong computer game,’ also called for the inclusion of the sponsor, Glasgow: Scotland With Style. This had me foxed until we put them on the ball itself.

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Johnnie Walker Inflatable Exhibition Hall

February 17th, 2009


This travelling exhibition hall - the EventStation® Plus by Bacon Inflate - is manufactured using PVC-coated high-performance fabric. A vinyl canopy is then tensioned over the top. This 3d animation was able to show the client Johnnie Walker exactly how their branding and exhibits would look - day and night - within their own custom made version.

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Experian & Quadro 3d Event Design

February 4th, 2009

This virtual set had a two-fold purpose. Primarily it was to show the client Experian how the various set elements would look in an artificially lit space. Secondarily it would show how the space would be shared with their co-exhibitor Quadro.

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Ingenico 3d Set

January 30th, 2009

The Ingenico set formed part of a trade fair event and was built around a portable bar with plasma screen and computer pod workstations. Part of the beauty of being able to lay out a set in 3d is that it allows clients to be able to visualise all the elements in one place, lit as they would be, and with all their branding incorporated as it would be at the actual event.

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BT Broadband Roadshow

January 4th, 2009


This 3d animation for BT had to show how the elements of a travelling exhibition could be stripped down and re-assembled in an indoor space. 3d design really comes into its own when demonstrating how real life spaces can be transformed before entering into a costly construction process.

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