“Inside The Confusing World of Women's Sizing” - Interactive Graphics (The Straits Times)
Services: 3D, Illustration, Motion
Completed 3D Graphics, Illustrations, and Social Media Graphics for an interactive web article about the inconsistency in women's clothing sizes published by The Straits Times.
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Intro Animation
To introduce the topic of clothing sizes not being consistent, I made a silhouette of a woman morph between different body types and have each body type try out clothes of different size tags.
“Three Sizes” Morphing 3D Model
I created a 3D model of a woman and sculpted three additional shape keys such that she is able to morph between different bust, waist, and hip measurements. The textures were hand-painted in watercolour style as requested by the client. This low poly model is rigged and fully optimised for real-time web rendering.
Morphing 3D model
Hand-painted texture
Shape key breakdown
Textured model used in size try-on UI
2D illustration made from painting over 3D model
Model outlines used in data visualisation
3D printed mini sculptures for use in video production
Thumbnails
The intro animation was adapted for their newsletter thumbnail while I created a new illustration to visualise the same concept where still images were required.
Newsletter (email)
Local home page and external share embeds
Social Media Graphics
Instagram carousel post created to promote the print and interactive story.