3D WORK.
Personal projects in Blender and Photoshop: car renders with my own liveries, characters and posters. The posters sell on Displate, and the models and renders on ArtStation and CGTrader.
01 — WHAT I DO
I take 3D car models, like the Nissan GT-R R35, and turn them into sportier “stage” versions: a new livery, lighting, a scene and a render. Alongside that I am building a series about two characters, a pair of astronauts, as a story on Instagram.
02 — WHERE IT SELLS
- Displate: metal posters
- ArtStation: renders, models and wallpaper packs
- CGTrader: 3D models
- Instagram @coksa_ps: process and animations
03 — RENDERS
Modelled, lit and rendered in Blender, finished in Photoshop.
04 — METAL POSTERS
Selected pieces as metal posters on Displate. You can find all of them in the Shop section on the home page.
Drag to see the difference
On the left is the model in Blender, without materials or lighting. On the right is the same shot as a finished poster. Same camera, plus all the work that comes after modelling.
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MODELFINAL
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MODELFINAL
Four steps to a finished piece
Model
Shape, proportions and framing. Everything is set up in grey first, without colour.
Texture
The livery is designed flat, then wrapped around the body.
Scene & light
Studio, reflections and neon. Lighting decides how the colour will look.
Render & poster
A high-resolution final render, ready for print or sale.
One model, many shots
Once the model is done, it becomes a whole series: details, wallpapers and shots for social media.
From viewport to final video
Animation is checked in the viewport first, fast and without materials. Only when the motion works does the final render start.