My new website is live!
The old one was just a portfolio. This one goes further, sharing the work I do, who I work with, and a space for experiments + behind-the-scenes.
Thanks to @daveyjayyy for the design 🙌
decimal.work
If you’re working on interior scenes and need high-quality models to populate your space, dimensiva.com/ is a great resource. I’ve used a few of their models before, but they were essential in a recent client project where we needed a modern look fast.
I love @cgpov 's ChatGPT Redshift Render Assistant, super helpful for optimising render performance.
Also, am I the only one who pictures Chad’s face talking back when reading the instructions? 🤣
I’ve been implementing something I call “Friday, Play day” this year, which is, to basically give myself some space to create, just for the fun of it, every week. Recently, that play has been in
@cavalry.app. I’m very new to it, but here’s some of the fun I’ve been having.
This is not news, but @iamrossmason's Patreon is seriously good.
The quality of his work is very high-end, and he teaches his process very well.
patreon.com/c/iamrossmason
Don't always waste time trying to do everything perfectly. Sometimes, quick and dirty gets results, and that's okay. Sure, a complex particle setup for these light streaks would be more controlled, but this was easy and effective.
Don’t just drop quotes into your emails. Impress clients with a polished proposal. Even if it's early-stage or rough figures. Price alone shouldn't win them over; your professionalism, expertise & talent should. Thread 🧵 #ClientSuccess #BusinessTips #Freelance
Sometimes the best way to start the grind is to pause first. Took a quiet hill walk with my wife this morning, soaked in the view, cleared my head. Now I’m feeling motivated and ready for the week.
I had a lot of fun focusing in on the details while on holiday in Spain last week. It's amazing, all the patterns and colours you can find by looking a bit closer at what's around you.
It’s easy to forget to move when you work from home, especially in a creative, desk-heavy job like motion design. But long hours without breaks take a real toll on your health. I should know, it led to long-term health problems for me. A short daily walk can make a big difference













