About

Discover the Art of Digital Nature

Studio Scotts is an Australian landscape led digital creative studio crafting 3D imagery, animation and motion graphics; a specialist landscape architectural visualiser that helps sell visions and inform decisions.

Studio Scotts can reveal your design in different seasons and conditions, and propose graphical techniques that best suit your project. The result is powerful storytelling from new perspectives, where seeing is experiencing the beauty of nature, the diversity of ecological systems, and the rich sensory experience within nature's colours and forms.

The studio was founded by Tamasine Scott, a landscape architect with over 20 years experience working across the international sector.

Her 20 year career, at Grant Associates (UK), has given her a diverse range of experiences and introduced her to a fascinating world of knowledge and collaboration that is now embedded in the way she works. This is evident in her core project experience, which includes the award-winning Cloud Forest Cooled Conservatory at Gardens by the Bay; the ground breaking public realm and roof gardens of Funan Mall in downtown Singapore; and the design and implementation of Jaguar Land Rovers 30 Hectare Advanced Product Creation Centre in the UK. Tamasine is also co-author of the 2015 CIRIA SuDS Manual; a comprehensive SuDS guidance for the UK.

With a passion for landscape, an abundant dexterity for info graphics and a talent for communicating conceptual ideas, she set up Studio Scotts to support the industry and help inspire people to love and value landscape. Which enables her to provide a specialist landscape architectural service that helps consultants and clients experience future landscapes and secure investment. Her animation and graphic skills are informed by an in-depth knowledge of landscape and the processes that form our environment.

Living and breathing landscapes are hard to capture. Studio Scotts has the knowledge and imagination to bring static imagery to life and capture nature's ephemeral moments. In the realm of visualisation, landscape rendering stands as an emblem of people's connection to the natural world. It can be more than just a render; it can be a journey through a world where every element breathes life into the landscape, and every shadow thrown unveils a story.

How people engage with those environments is equally important, visual communication needs to be playful and engaging whilst being informative with clear purpose and identity. The work of landscape architects and clients should be showcased through considered visualisations and compelling motion sequences.