Julian Hoffmann Anton
is a creative Data Visualization Designer and Founding Geospatial Engineer at ScyAI and Data Visualisation Consultant, a specialist in 3D Data Visuals & Animations with a background in Economics & Urban Data Science. Aiming to make a positive impact on the world visuals and accurate Data Science. Always at the forefront of innovation, exploring cutting-edge open-source methods in 3D, Generative AI, Digital Art, LLMs and mixed media to transform the presentation of data.
German, Spanish & British, based in London, UK. Having lived in 8 countries around the globe he is now building digital twins and imaginary worlds.
Studied a MSc in Smart Cities and Urban Analytics from the University College London (UK) and a BSc in Economics from Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium).

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Contact for collaborations: https://www.julian-hoffmann-anton.com/ Visuals made mainly with Blender, Photoshop and R.

Global Shipping Traffic Density : this is an experimental visualisation made in Blender with all observed ship movement from 2015-2020, at 500 m resolution from IMF's World Seaborne Trade Monitoring System & also NASA‘s Black Marble satellite imagery. As you can see, the oceans and seas are transparent, creating a unique view that includes the other side of the globe.
Artistic Visualisation of the London underground network, 2021. Made for the #30DayMapChallenge in Blender.

Population Density of Los Angeles 2025.
Visualisation made for GeoPostocode: get the data here! https://www.geopostcodes.com/population-by-zip-code/ Made in Blender, rendered in Cycles render engine. Behind the scenes soon: https://x.com/Julian_H0ffmann
London for scale:
Experimental visualisation of the Imperial I-class Star Destroyers as shown in A New Hope & Rogue One, for spatial reference above the City of London and the Thames. Reaching 1,600 meters (5,249 feet) in length, it is hard to imagine it's true size without real life imagery.
Made in Blender with edited Google Photorealistic 3D Tiles, 2024 and the stunning Starwars model by O. M. Schei Sunnevåg.
The risk of a Star Destroyer landing in London today is relatively low so this is only a tiny side project while I focus on building real risk digital twins for ScyAI.
LA on the move - Data Vandals Exhibit