Painted wooden totem 3D model.
Painted wooden totem 3D model, processed by a 3D high definition scanner and with hyperrealistic texture reproduction. Once the 3D presentation starts, maximizeit to full screen to observe the 360º detail

Painted wooden totem 3D model, processed by a 3D high definition scanner and with hyperrealistic texture reproduction. Once the 3D presentation starts, maximizeit to full screen to observe the 360º detail

Tribal chief wooden baton, D.R. Congo – 3D scanned and texturized model. This baton is a gift from the chief of a tribe of Democratic Republic of Congo to a doctor who saved the life of his son, in 1970. The baton was an important object in the culture of D.R. of Congo tribes. It…

D.R. Congo long knife (drawn out), 3D scanned and texturized model.
Nkisi (woman) – D.R. Congo – 3D model, scanned and texturized. The PBR (Physically Based Rendering) textures in 3D, used with this scanned figure, are a type of texture that is used to make objects in a 3D world look more realistic. Instead of simply adding colors and shadows to a surface, PBR textures are…
African Mask, D.R. of Congo – 3D model, scanned and texturized. Once the 3D presentation starts, maximizeit to full screen to observe the 360º detail
Nkisi nkondi (man) – D.R. Congo, 3D model, scanned and texturized.
Pierrot clay mask 3D model, scanned and texturized. Optimized for virtual and augmented reality. Once the 3D presentation starts, maximizeit to full screen to observe the 360º detail

St. Peter’s religious stone sculpture, 3D model scanned and texturized. Once the 3D presentation starts, maximizeit to full screen to observe the 360º detail
Moroccan tray with hand-engraved brass 3D model, scanned and texturized. Ornaments and patterns are embroidered and recorded by hand. This type of tray is traditionally used in Morocco to serve tea. It is 30.4cm in diameter. Once the 3D presentation starts, maximizeit to full screen to observe the 360º detail

Old carbide lantern 3D model, scanned and texturized. Lantern manufactured in the “Lampisterías José Cos”, in Figueres (Girona – Catalonia) in 1925. The carbide lantern on a carriage, at the beginning of the 20th century, was an essential element for security and lighting at night. In a time when most roads were unpaved and there…