3dsense Media School

Still figuring out if a creative career is the right move? 👀
Let the people already doing it answer that for you.

Join us for our Industry Panel Talk: The Evolving Landscape of the Creative Industry, where founders, directors, and studio leaders discuss where the industry is headed, what studios are looking for, and how aspiring creatives can stay ahead.

Featuring:
Barry Lim, Realisation Director @ Ubisoft
Jonathan Yuen, Founder @ Studio ROOTS
Perry Yap, Co-Founder @ Citystate Studio

Date: 27 Jun 2026
Panel Talk: 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Location: 3dsense Media School Campus

🔗 Register for the Open House via the link in our bio.

The panel talk is open to all Open House visitors. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Remember spending hours at the arcade?

Our student Wei Kang (WK) is bringing back the nostalgia with this 3D environment of JDR’s “Hi-score” concept illustration.

Working closely with the source material, he faithfully rebuilt the scene while preserving the nostalgic atmosphere and intricate details.

Comment below if you spot any Easter eggs 👀

Love Gunpla and mecha design?

Our student Shannon Heng () recreated Hyung Woo Kim's Striker-Zero concept in 3D, challenging her hard-surface modelling skills, technical precision, and attention to detail throughout the process.

From intricate mechanical components to the final polished model, every detail was carefully crafted to capture the essence of the original concept.

Swipe through to take a closer look!

Inspired by a 2D concept artwork by artist 渔人登, our student Taqwa (.ghost) transformed the richly detailed scene into a 3D environment.

The scene incorporates Art Nouveau influences with Arabian-inspired architecture, and was crafted for both real-time rendering and VR. The environment’s centrepiece, an astronomical clock featuring octopus-like tentacles, was also fully rigged and animated to bring subtle movement and life to the scene.

Swipe through to explore the details!

What does world-building look like in practice? Student Xavier Tan gives us a glimpse with "Dor Lone", a gothic fantasy world inspired by Renaissance-era kingdoms, where towering churches shape society and cults thrive in the shadows.

To develop the visual language of this world, Xavier used photo bashing, a technique widely used in the concept art and games industry where existing photographic references are composited and painted over to rapidly prototype mood, atmosphere, and aesthetic direction.

Swipe to meet his characters. 🖤