AMGEN, a biotechnology company, has updated their website with a fantastic interactive area showing some great CG-rendered movies of tumor grown and drug interactions.
Wired.com got an exclusive early look at Amgen’s new website, launched Wednesday, which aims to explain blood-vessel growth, or angiogenesis, and how it relates to cancer. The video above is just the first of 15 produced by Amgen that explore various aspects of angiogenesis and potential ways to control it in beautiful, lifelike videos.
A User in the forums brought this to my attention, and it’s been covered in Wired. Does anyone know some information about who was involved in creating this and the tools used. Anyone know?
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@CartoonChris Nice, how did you figure this out?
I’m trying to contact them now for more info.
I found it:
Random42.com is the animation house in the UK.
How is it obviously Maya? It could be Softimage, Max, Cinema4d, Lightwave…
Anyone know the Animation Studio (not the agency) that produced this?
@aninomus Anything to back up the Number4Design.com reference? I see nothing on their portfolio about it.
agency was number4design.com
flash web site obviously
maya for 3D