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Listen "Episode 237: How 3D Studio Yonk Uses VR Sculpting To Get Big Name Clients"
Episode Synopsis
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This episode features the dynamic duo behind Yonk - a 3D animation studio based in the Netherlands, which uses VR sculpting software to achieve their squishy, melty, creepy, clay-like style. The duo is made up of Niels van der Donk and Victoria Young who dive into how much hard work it took to land brands like Amazon, Nike, Spotify, and Bloomberg.
Tune in to Ibele, van der Donk, and Young to hear:
*The advantages of using virtual reality sculpting software over other types of CG sculpting softwares
*The steps the team took to finally go full-time with their studio
*What the animation industry is like in the Netherlands
Social Links:
*Check out Yonk’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yonk.online/
*Check out Yonk’s website: https://www.yonk.online/
This episode features the dynamic duo behind Yonk - a 3D animation studio based in the Netherlands, which uses VR sculpting software to achieve their squishy, melty, creepy, clay-like style. The duo is made up of Niels van der Donk and Victoria Young who dive into how much hard work it took to land brands like Amazon, Nike, Spotify, and Bloomberg.
Tune in to Ibele, van der Donk, and Young to hear:
*The advantages of using virtual reality sculpting software over other types of CG sculpting softwares
*The steps the team took to finally go full-time with their studio
*What the animation industry is like in the Netherlands
Social Links:
*Check out Yonk’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yonk.online/
*Check out Yonk’s website: https://www.yonk.online/
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