3D · Visualization · Animation
Rendering & Visualization
Ithastosurvivebeingputnexttotherealthing.
Materialsaremeasuredagainstthephysicalproductratherthanguessedat,andlightislefttobehavethewaylightbehaves.Irendertheobjectbeforeitexistsandgradeitsothat,whentherealoneturnsup,tellingthemapartisgenuinelyhard.
How it runs, start to shipped, one pair of hands
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Model & materials
I receive your CAD file or build the geometry from scratch. Materials are calibrated to match the real product.
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Scene & lighting
Studio setup or environment. HDRI or custom lighting rig. This is where the mood and tone of the shot are defined.
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Render
KeyShot or Blender Cycles. Final resolution, denoising, depth-of-field, motion blur where needed.
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Post-production
Photoshop compositing, colour grading and retouching. Delivered as full-resolution TIF and web-ready JPG.
What it covers
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Product Rendering
Studio-quality stills for e-commerce, packaging and campaigns, built before the product exists or reshot cheaper than a studio day. Materials, lighting and scale kept accurate enough that people mistake them for photographs.
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Automotive Rendering
Cars in studio or full environment, lit and angled the way an automotive photographer would light them. Turntable animations, detail shots, hero angles, and every colour or trim variant generated from the one model.
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Architectural Visualization
Interior and exterior renders for architecture and real estate, built from the actual drawings rather than an artist's impression. Stills, 360° panoramas and animated walkthroughs, so a buyer can see the space before it's built.
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3D Animation
Product reveals, exploded-view assembly sequences, mechanism animations that show how the thing works, not just how it looks. Exported as MP4 or frame sequences, ready to drop into a larger edit.
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Post-Production
Compositing in Photoshop: background plates, colour grade, retouching, and the small corrections that make a render sit believably inside a real photograph instead of floating on top of it.
Built in KeyShot and Blender, composited in Photoshop, matched to the material in front of me.
Same hands, next discipline