Cartoon Business Casual
rigged 3D character model

Animate this approachable business character with a complete Auto Rig Pro 2.0 body setup and dedicated facial controls. The navy blazer, open-collar shirt, light trousers, and loafers work naturally in office, startup, finance, sales, and training scenes.

A dedicated face rig supports friendly, thoughtful, surprised, confident, and playful performances for dialogue, explainers, campaign renders, and in-app characters.

Four expression sheets make it easy to inspect how the character reads in both subtle and exaggerated moments.

Use the standard ARKit 52 blendshape workflow for smooth facial animation, performance capture tests, natural transitions, real-time character work, and expressive corporate storytelling.

The setup is suited to dialogue scenes, product explainers, customer onboarding, games, AR/VR prototypes, and interactive presentations.

Create voice-over, narrated training, animated dialogue, sales presentations, game scenes, and talking-avatar content with the standard ThreeDee lipsync blendshape workflow.

Viseme-style mouth shapes cover AI, O, CDGHKNRST, L, UW, E, FV, and MBP phonetic groups.

Switch between Blink .L, Blink .R, Flat, Happy, Heart, Money, Star, ><, and XX eye shapes to create instant reactions and readable emotions.

These stylized options are useful for social content, interface states, explainer beats, presentation highlights, and playful branded scenes.

Start quickly with 24 standing, presenting, pointing, thinking, celebrating, walking, sitting, and action poses. Use them for scene blocking, slides, app screens, marketing compositions, and animation reference.

The collection also includes seated couch poses for more relaxed business-casual storytelling.

Inspect the character's clean low-poly form, quad topology, grey clay render, and wireframe views before bringing it into your production workflow.

The optimized construction is suited to Blender animation, real-time scenes, games, web experiences, and polished still renders.

Predefined lighting, rendered previews, a clay view, and a combined feature sheet help you evaluate the character consistently and move quickly toward final visuals.

The smart business-casual outfit keeps the model professional without looking overly formal.

Use the Blender source file for editing the rig and materials, FBX or OBJ for broad 3D software compatibility, and GLB for real-time, web, game, and interactive workflows.

The format set makes the character easy to move between design, animation, presentation, and development tools.