New York Times — 3D Illustrations

These 3D Illustrations were created for the New York Times for several different articles, ranging in topics like girls and tech, Chinese computer chips, and the proper use of devices amongst kids. The 3D-rendered images and animations were created between 2018 and 2021, using the following 3D software: Cinema 4D, Octane Render, Substance Painter, and ZBrush. The 3D illustrations explore the intersection of technology and humanity with a surreal, futuristic aesthetic by depicting digital devices blending with an uncanny reality.

New York Times 3D Illustration Touch Me, pastel hand intersecting phone with gradient background

New York Times 3D Illustration, Girls Get Tech They Just Need Others To Believe It article screenshot.

New York Times 3D Illustration, a purple tablet rests on a couch beside a patterned blanket featuring robots, screens, and binary numbers.

New York Times 3D Illustration, Is It Too Soon To Give My Kid A Tablet?, article screenshot.

New York Times 3D Illustration, a smartphone screen displays a camera roll of a 3D-rendered girl with pink hair, showcasing various facial expressions, set against a vibrant background.

New York Times 3D Illustration, Is It Bad To Take So Many Pictures Of My Kid article screenshot.

New York Times 3D Illustration, a hand emerges from a tablet screen, interacting with a colorful game world, set against a pink background.

New York Times 3D Illustration, Is Your Child A Digital Addict?, article screenshot.

New York Times 3D Illustration, The Dream Of US Made Computer Chips, article screenshot.

Links to Articles:
Girls Get Tech. They Just Need Others to Believe It.
Is It Too Soon to Give My Kid a Tablet?
Is It Bad to Take So Many Pictures of My Kid?
Is Your Child a Digital Addict? Here's What You Can Do
The Dream of U.S.-Made Computer Chips

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