Creative Bloke
Freelance CGI, VFX and motion graphics services for creative agencies and clients worldwide
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Creative Bloke
Creative Bloke provides CGI, visualisation, visual effects and motion graphics, either as a standalone service or embedded within an agency. It also produces creative technology tools and technical writing on 3D workflows.
Clients include creative agencies and organisations commissioning exhibition visuals, advertising, films, installations and event content. The company is registered in Brighton and was incorporated in 2012; its founder is Mike Griggs.
Product: Freelance CGI, VFX, visualisation and motion graphics production, alongside creative technology tools and technical writing.
Jobs at Creative Bloke
Leadership
- Mike Griggs · Creative technologistSource: company website
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