lab9

30 03 2009

http://www.lab9.fr/

From Bertrand comes his new portfolio for lab9, and I must confess I really love his use of Papervision3d. He chose a simple yet very cool and well done approach. With smooth transitions and simple navigation. Congrats!

Check it out here:http://www.lab9.fr/





KT

6 03 2009

http://www.kt28.net/

From KT Cheung comes his first Papervision3d work here’s his say:

I’ve just started to look at Papervision3D, but I have heard of it a while ago, believing it was something really advanced and only the “super” action script developers could do, after all I was more of a designer than a coder. So I decided to challenge myself and eventually downloaded it and made an attempt to see what I could come up with. This is my first time actually using it, and I have revamped my portfolio website, and incorporated some simple Papervision3D effects into it. I’m still looking into it a bit more, to see what other funky effects I could do with it, it seems quite flexible, and I can see myself using it a lot more.

Let me just say that KT did a very cool job at his portfolio and created a soothing experience with some nice camera work. Congrats!

Check it out here: http://www.kt28.net/





ZARA MEDIA DESIGN GROUP

4 03 2009

http://www.zaramedia.com/

Zara Media Design Group is a brand agency from Salt Lake City that just launched their new Papervision3d powered website, and they did a very cool job at it with some cool elements and a simple navigation that is pleasing to use.

Be sure to check it out here: http://www.zaramedia.com/





lab25

30 01 2009

http://www.lab25.com/

lab25 is the home of Dave Torres a NY based developer.
It’s a cool website with lot’s of shiny tricks and intense on Papervision3d for every transition.

Be sure to check it out here: http://www.lab25.com/





Arnaud Vaillant

22 01 2009

http://www.lascenseur.biz/portfolio/

Finally we have the Portfolio form Arnaud Vaillant here’s his say:

I wanted for a long time to work on a “real” project with pv3d, and needed to get me a nice portfolio…so I thought : “hey, lets make a papervison portfolio !” I used simple 3D shapes (i’m definitively not a designer !) and spent a quite long time working with the folding effect and optimization. I think I like the result, I already have tons of ideas to improve my site, that will appear in the few months to come.

Congrats on the awesome work!

Be sure to check it out here: http://www.lascenseur.biz/portfolio/





Markus Hesper

25 11 2008

http://markushesper.de/

Today we have Markus Hesper personal portfolio and although not amazing it does convey a certain coolness.

Be sure to check it out here: http://markushesper.de/





Late Night Puppeteers

18 11 2008

http://latenightpuppeteers.com

Jess Brouse, from Late Night Puppeteers, just told me about their latest portfolio and experiments site. And after browsing through it, I have to say, that although the design might not be the best out there, it’s impressive from a technical point of view.

Be sure to check it out here: http://latenightpuppeteers.com





Sigma Group

17 11 2008

http://sigmagroup.com/

Joe Schorn, from Sigma Group, just finished their latest portfolio and he built a really cool centerpiece for it: A fortune teller like the ones I used to play with when I was a kid!

Be sure to check it out here: http://sigmagroup.com/





vouDo! Design

7 11 2008

http://www.voudodesign.com/

vouDo! Design is a collective that has some awesome work, and even a little Papervision3d on their website.
With simple yet cool effects that aid to the display of information they’ve done a great job at conveying their message.

Be sure to check it out here: http://www.voudodesign.com/





nowhen

5 11 2008

http://www.nowhen.net/

nowhen is the portfolio of Florent & Audrey JEAN two Actionscript developers from France.
At first glance it seemed to be the a common Papervision3D website but after I figured out how to navigate it, and there are instructions, it was pleasantly surprised at the somber yet fresh approach they took.

Definitely worth a check: http://www.nowhen.net/