The 'key' to digital animation is, coincidentally, key-framing. and if one can master that, then they are capable of animation in any medium.

I do not have expertise in rigging, but given a fully rigged character, or even just a simple shape, it can be brought to life to some degree. 

Bubble Bros Productions 3-D logo Redux from Danny on Vimeo.

​An attempt at creating a logo out of my site domain, here is a combination of my simple, 2-D style and characters with the realm and depth of the 3-D world. 

Square desk adventure from Danny on Vimeo.

​An interactive test of a 3-D object brought to life in a 3-D world, while testing deformers and texture animation

​An older video, sample of work in Maya with a completely rigged character animated to sneak. 

Moving things around in the 3-D space is also done in After Effects, and sometimes in 2-D animation itself.  You may not have noticed but the Pokemon Go animation had some low key 3-d movement with placement and camera movement.


Below here I will be adding more and more 3-D projects that I have done in practice. I am finding a lot of good tuts from greyscale gorilla, and will post as I complete them.

Of course, renders aren't just limited to videos . When I play around and find cool thing I will post them below as well.