Goeland Studio

Goeland Studio was an independent French digital creation and CGI animation studio working across commercial advertising, physical 3D production and interactive digital experiences. Founded in 2016 by 3D artist and director Romain Hua, it began in Paris and relocated to Marseille in January 2020. Its work combined computer-generated imagery with tangible commercial assets and immersive content.

The studio specialized in 3D animation, photorealistic modeling, character and object design, and 3D printing for advertising production. Its services also included post-production, visual effects and motion graphics. This combination supported projects requiring both animated imagery and physical prototypes or printed assets, particularly for luxury, cosmetics and other consumer brands.

Commercial and interactive work

Goeland Studio contributed commercial 3D design, modeling and animation assets to the Lancôme Idôle Liner campaign. Alongside its advertising work, it developed capabilities in virtual reality, augmented reality and digital assets for Web3 and metaverse projects.

In April 2023, the studio participated in the Michelin 3xplorer Club, an NFT collection centered on Michelin’s Bibendum mascot. Its contribution encompassed digital creation, artistic design, 3D modeling and virtual reality design. The project brought the studio’s visual production capabilities into a branded interactive context.

Goeland Studio ceased operational activity on April 2, 2026. Its corporate registration was subsequently struck off the Marseille commercial register on April 7, 2026, ending its operating history after nearly ten years.