When Predators Attack: Nat Geo Graphics by Playdead
Published Jan 23, 2020
UK-based studio Playdead was commissioned by National Geographic to create this fantastic series of anatomically correct predators, including bears, snakes and crocodiles.
“We gathered lots of research, including 3D scans from the Belgium Science Institute, of Black Bear skulls, to Saltwater Crocodile skeletons.
Once we had everything in place, we developed the look and feel, with a realistic gold texture and malleable material. This helped ground the models with simple camera moves and highlights to relate to what was being said in the voiceover and timed according the final edit of the series. In one particular instance, we created a venom gland for the rattlesnake animation, to show the flow throw the fangs.”
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