My name is Toby van der Hoop, I'm 22 years old, and I live in Arnhem. Currently studying Communication & Multimedia Design at the HAN. My passion for electronic music and events already started when I was a kid. I decided that I want to turn it into a carreer. The goal is to turn moments into experiences by creating engaging content. By blending creativity and my love for music I thrive to leave an unforgettable mark. I have experience in; Motion Design, Product Design (UX, UI, Prototype), Human-Centered Design, Design Thinking.
PROJECTS
All kinds of projects, primarily fun and study related.
GRID LOOP
This is one of my first renders in Blender. My goal was to create a visual that is kind of hypnotic and infinite. The camera loops backwards through a bunch of edited squares while tilting.
GEOMETRIC FRACTAL VISUALS
This visual was made in TouchDesigner and is fully audio reactive. My goal was to create a visual that moves in line with the music playing. Everything can be edited in real time, speed, colors, shapes.
FACECAM INTERACTIVE MOTION VISUALS
I started this project to see how a facecam can become part of a show and really add to it. To test the layers, I used some footage a Chris Stassy set. These visuals can also be edited in real time, to really up the effects to the max or leave it simple. source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPEMP9oYxTo&t=5112s
INTERACTIVE MOTION VISUALS
I build this visual with the goal to create a fully immersive music experience by using the visuals in 'billboard' style, hence the size. It is fully customisable in realtime and reactive to music.
GEITENKAMP INTERACTIEF PRODUCT
This is a Product Design project. Together with my colleagues we created a new interactive app experience focussing on the rich war-history of Geitenkamp while walking through it. Starting from the 'Markplein', users walk their way through history! Credits: David Hulsman, Kevin Helgers, Sydney Hendriks, Bewonersoverleg Geitenkamp
REALTIME BLOCK VISUALS
This is a fun project created with the goal to add another 'layer' to the music. I left the background black, with intent. The blocks appearing have this energy inside of them. While the music plays up or the beat drops, more of these squares appear.