t all started from an idea that came to my head when I was doing Saturday grocery shopping at the local market. All those trolleys — not only elderly people rolling them — we are in a Capital City, what if someone made one designed for the modern man? Like a product targeted at a successful creative director, who likes hiking and/or rocking mountain tech gear in the city. That's how Kerryx was born — a cyber-organic shopping trolley, tested in extreme outdoor conditions.
Problem — with my "traditional" approach, modelling everything in Blender from scratch, which I love to do, I'd lose my momentum. Vibe is everything in this case, so why not give it a try with Envato? I started by simply adding photos from the market as references. The result, after a few refinements, was very close to what I had in my imagination!
Made by my inner drive to create, that’s probably my most human part in it, from a single thought. Lot of key decisions based on my taste and experience was made during the process, not only selecting and adjusting what’s actually polished, but also playing with some more random effects.
Full breakdown in case study video, I gave Envato a proper workout - Image, Video, Sound, Voice - Generated, + stock: music , video overlays and great sound FX
Made as a part of #Envatochallenge on Contra
a test video project using Renoise Canvas—an AI-powered workspace designed for generating, editing, and organizing visual assets (including all popular models inside)—to experimentally produce cinematic video clips while maintaining consistent character identity across shots. Main idea was to made something... unexpected :)) Using mainly Nano Banana 2 for image gen, and Seedance for videos. A short behind-the-scenes breakdown explaining how I created it below. All visuals are generated inside, really simple edit to put it together is made in Premiere Pro, sound design is made in Suno.