Mizu Sushi, a restaurant serving Japanese cuisine in Downtown Portland, decided to redo their website.  Mizu wanted a customized website where they can update contents and menu. Xenopi worked closely with the owners of Mizu to make their vision a reality using a customized WordPress theme.

The new website includes anti-comment-SPAM software, SEO tools, a Mobile version of the site and is Social Network ready, with Twitter, RSS and FaceBook support. The main benefit of the new website is that the owner or staff can update their “Daily and Weekly Specials” any time, and, most importantly without the need for a web master.

We have experience using 3DS Max, Maya, McNeel & Associates Rhino3D, NewTek Lightwave, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Premier, After Effects, and Flash.

Let us know if you want your next project done right!

We have a lot of experience creating 3D video games for the PC (Windows).

This screenshot was taken from a game project called “ProjectX”.   ProjectX was designed to be a fantasy adventure that would take place in episodic format, with each episode taking 2-4 hours to complete.

The game was based on a custom engine created by Xenopi Studios utilizing Ogre3D as it’s rendering core and Bullet for physics simulation and LUA for scripting.  The engine featured seamless transitions between highly detailed exterior terrains and interior areas.

All programming for the ProjectX demo was done by Eric Cha.  All the artwork, including textures, designs, modeling, and animation were done by Lee Tang and Kevin McMahon.  Sadly, the project has been shelved because of lack of resources to complete it.  Hopefully, we will be able to come back to it again some day.