I have to say that Cinema 4D is my main program and for rendering I use redshift. So I try to combine every 3D program available and create the animation I have in my mind. I also use a lot of other design tools like Marvelousdesigner, Substance or Clo and a bit of Houdini. Nowadays, I mainly work with Cinema 4D, which is a 3D program. Sometimes those 2D works of mine still influence my 3D works. After that I moved to After Effects and continued to work as a 2D artist at that time. My career as a designer/artist is really long, I started with graphic design and created 2D images.

What combination of animation techniques do you usually use – and which do you like best? Your art thrives on a multidisciplinary approach to design and 3D work, digital sculpture and moving image. That way people will remember your name and you will be on their radar. You have to advertise yourself, be active on social media platforms, and you should always try to be consistent and constantly present. But of course, if you manage to find a niche, I think it’s important to develop that design root, but also how you represent yourself as a brand. Another point is that there are so many different designs and things already existing that it’s really hard to find and create something new. You have to be able to create a certain style that can be recognizable and recognized by other people and artists. Because you have to work in so many different areas to do that. I think it’s really hard to develop your own brand. What do you think is crucial for developing your own brand? So I have an interesting combination of abstraction and reality. I do that with realistic materials and textures. What I also really love is that I can combine these abstract images that don’t exist in the real world. How did you get into 3D and what fascinates you most about it?ģD really fascinates me because I can really do anything that comes to mind. With Patreon he has found a platform to share his knowledge and expertise. He combines many 3D programs to create even more abstract artworks that also have a certain naturalness and also lets the whole world learn with him. His journey started as a 2D designer and evolved into more than just a 3D artist. Vincent Schwenk about his abstract and colorful 3D creations that bring joy and fun to this world.

Abstract 2d art