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Jump Down, Fall Up

First student place at the Epic Megajam 2022.

You can check the Epic Megajam winners here.

Flip your brain upside down with these gravity friendly/unfriendly puzzles for all my gravity-loving friends. Meet all the characters, like Yellow cube, Blue cube, Red cube, and WEIRD BLACK GOO, you are going to love them, a really lovely bunch.

Entirely developed by myself using Unreal Engine. 3D models made using Blender. Theme song created using aiva.ai and sound fx from the BOOM FX sound library.

You can download the game here https://arielquinteros.itch.io/jump-down-fall-up

Iris Apfel x H&M

In 2022 I was contacted by Sorrymom to create some clothing simulation for a very quick project. They needed some animations for a new clothing line to be launched by their client, H&M Chile. They were aiming for a cartoon look and the animation would be played at the launch event. I was in charge of the cloth simulation, texturing, and shading for this project, all using Blender. Lighting and character modeling were handled by Sorrymom directly.

Rosenberger

A series of illustrations that show the different applications and benefits of Rosenberger-OSI GmbH & Co. OHG.

Voice Kids Illustrations

Voice Kids Animations

Ages of Boardgaming

Kids Crime

Wom Attack - Wom Chile

3D animations produced for Sorrymom.cl, a video agency commissioned by Chilean mobile phone carrier company WOM to produce WOM Attack, a series of ads parodying the Latin American version of the '90s British TV show Art Attack, by placing it in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. This was a special project for me: not only it presented me with an opportunity to test my production skills and adaptability to sudden changes while homebound and operating with rather short deadlines; but it also enabled me to practice my animation and Unreal Engine rendering workflow abilities. On this note, rendering in Unreal became a pivotal element during production due to the realtime nature of it's lighting system, shader graph and near realtime rendering capabilities. I was in charge of creating the short animation clips featuring "El Cabezón", a talking bust who makes snarky comments about our local political scene; as well as the brief animations of WOM Attack's logo. "El Cabezón" was animated in 3ds Max, while the shaders, lighting, and rendering were done in Unreal Engine 4. The logo was animated and rendered in 3ds Max, with some dynamic simulations performed in Blender 2.83.

Link to the first episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR2rFB2NT6s