About US
VFX Grace Studio
We are a group of artists and technical experts passionate about nature and dedicated to CG creature effects. In 2019, we officially formed our team and established our studio. Though small, our team is full of enthusiasm, consisting of 17 members from China, the United States, and Spain. Our studio is located in New York City.
Our Goals
In this rapidly changing world, many rare creatures are facing the threat of extinction. We aim to use advanced CG technology to permanently preserve the beauty of these lives. We believe that through our work, even thousands of years from now, future generations will be able to admire the majesty of lions and the agility of tigers.
Our Expertise
Highly Realistic 3D Animal Models: We have created over 150 exquisite animal models, covering creatures from land, sea, and air, ranging from Antarctic penguins to species from tropical rainforest.
In-Depth Biological Research: Each project is founded on a deep understanding of animal ecology, habits, and behaviors.
Advanced Software & Technology: Proficient in professional software such as Blender, Unreal Engine, and Maya, we also develop custom plugins to improve work efficiency.
Rich Experience: Our artists have an average of 8 years of experience in creating creature effects, ensuring that each piece is presented with high quality.
Our Workflow
We are not just 3D modelers, but also nature observers and storytellers. Each project begins with thorough research—ranging from global distribution to seasonal behaviors, from food chains to breeding habits. This comprehensive approach allows us to capture the unique charm and subtle characteristics of each animal.
Our Achievements
Our works have gained widespread popularity across various platforms, including high-quality 3D models, highly praised softwares and plugins, and our Blender tutorials on creature creation. Our goal is to continually push the boundaries of CG creature effects, creating works that are not only technologically advanced but also emotionally resonant.