I’ve always loved the look of Oakley Sutros—bold, sleek, and built for speed. So I decided to model a pair from scratch in Cinema 4D, just for the fun of recreating something I’m genuinely into. Every detail was sculpted with intention: the vents, the wraparound lens, the subtle curve of the arms—it all had to hit just right.

To give the render more realism, I created custom materials that showed subtle wear: tiny scratches on the lens, specks of dust, even a hint of dried sweat where it would naturally build up. It’s those imperfections that made the final piece feel like a real object someone actually used, not just a showroom-perfect mockup.

I wrapped the project with a short animated preview to show off the form and materials in motion, and rendered it all out in Octane for that polished, high-contrast look. This was one of those projects that didn’t feel like work—just a satisfying excuse to nerd out over good design.