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Brief: Name: George Nijland Area of living: Oosterbeek, Nederland Company: Owner of Triple-D, since 1998 Expertise: Expert level in interior and exterior Project duration: 2 – 3 weeks Software using: MAX 2015, Vray 3 and Photoshop CC. You can find George Nijland: Nijland George as the owner of Triple-D Visuals has been working in 3D visualization field since 1998. The company focuses on delivering ultra-high quality architectural presentations. Since Gorge is a single artist in his studio and to cope with the influx of customers he co-operates globally with various freelancers to give a unique quality to every project. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Mostly I just have contact with my clients through phone and mail. I send my clients a standard list of information that I need: plans, facades, cross sections, details, situation DWG’s and a material list with reference photos of the materials. And I ask my clients the purpose of the renderings. What is it they want to communicate? For interiors I also ask my clients for style photos as a reference. – How do you work: in your own style […]
Brief: Name: Marlindo Dias Pontes Area of living: Macapá City, Amapá State, Country Brazil Company: Owner of MDP 3D Visualization Expertise: Interior and exterior Project duration: 2 – 3 weeks Software using: 3DsMax 2015, V-Ray 3.2, Photoshop CS6, Marvelous Designer 4 and a little bit of Autodesk Maya. You can find Marlindo: Marlindo Dias Pontes is a talented self-taught 3D artists from Brazil. He started his experiments in SketchUp in year 2010, later migrated to 3DsMax. Marlindo is a single artist in his studio and he dreams to create well-known name in his country. What differs Marlindo from other artists is that he will never take a project if he will not be able to deliver ultra-high quality result. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? I demand from my clients the projects in DWG or DXF formats, which should contain all necessary measures. Also I need information to develop the project as much as artistic and for this I ask the clients to provide references on desired results. This way it will be much easier to achieve result expected by the customer. – How do […]
Brief: Name: Gustavo Coutinho Alves Area of living: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Company: Owner of Diffuse Virtual Studio, since 2009 Expertise: Mostly Interiors, but can do exteriors also. Project duration: 2 – 3 weeks Software using: 3DsMax, V-Ray, Photoshop, After Effects (just for small adjusts). You can find Gustavo: Gustavo Coutinho, as the owner of Brazilian CGI studio – Diffuse Virtual, most of his working time embodying the clients ideas into hyper realistic visualizations of interiors and product designs. He is absolutely passionate about architecture and 3D visualization, that’s why his studio won several award winning prizes in the field that they are very proud of. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? The first thing we do after starting a project is asking client for the floorplans, all kinds of dwg and lots of reference information. The second step is to try to understand what the client really wants. What is his personal view of the project and what message he is trying to pass. It is a very important part of the process to understand the client’s needs and vision. – How do you […]
Brief: Name: Vitaly Iurov Area of living: Kiev, Ukraine. Company: Owner of YurovDesign, 7 years experience. Expertise: Interiors Project duration: 1 month. Software using: 3DsMax, V-Ray, Photoshop… You can find Vitali: Vitaly Iurov is a certified specialist in interior design. 3D visualization for him is an additional tool to provide his clients with an exceptional service. Dispite the fact that his main specialty is interior design, Vitali and his team a capable of engineering of country houses and other complex structures. Moreover Vitali is a self-taught 3D artist who won several local contests. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? We have standard terms, so-called brief for a client. It includes questions about client’s family members, general requirements to the style and materials: colors, textures, lighting. For each functional area in interior, we ask all customer requirements, ranging from the number of bowls in the kitchen sink, to the desired shape and size of the sofa. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? Often, we are working in modern styles such as loft, minimalism and eclecticism. Accordingly the customer comes […]
Brief: Name: Olesya Ligay Area of living: Kiev, Ukraine Company: Part-time Freelancer for 6 years Expertise: Interiors Project duration: 1 week Software using: 3DsMax, V-Ray, Photoshop, Autocad You can find Olesya: Olesya Ligay is a really smiling girl from Ukraine whos passion is an interior design and 3D Visualization. Olesya is a self-employed freelancer with average load just to be enough for living and goals implementation. Olesya thinks that there is no point of doing freelance if you are overloaded like in office. In here understanding – freelance is a freedom… – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? The customer usually provides all info 🙂 Most important part in conversation with a customer is: where the person has traveled before. This information I will try to reflect in a future interior. If customer travels a lot – project will be really interesting. What’s why I also ask about hobbies, profession, etc… – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? I’m trying to do a mix with client’s wishes and my own style. In most cases customers do not understand what they […]
Brief: Name: Maria Fadeeva Area of living: Saint-Petersburg, Russia Company: Part-time Freelancer for 7 years Expertise: Interiors Project duration: 1 week Software using: 3DsMax, V-Ray,Corona render,Photoshop,Z-brush, Blender, Autocad You can find Maria: Do you think if you are a 3D artist, than you need an office with many powerful computers? Do you think it is not possible to travel around the world and create stunning 3D renders? Than meet Maria Fadeeva from Russia, a girl who manage to travel across Asian countries like Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia and work with clients from around the world. All she need is her talent and Dell precision m6800 notebook, nothing more, nothing less… – Please, tell me little bit about yourself, who are you and what are you doing right now? My name is Maria Fadeeva, I’m from Russia, Saint-Petersburg, but already two years traveling around Asia. Lived in Thailand: in the South and the North. As well as in Cambodia and Malaysia. At the moment, returned to Russia for six months to sort out the documents and make some steps for a new turn in the career of 3D visualizer. Also to prepare the ground for moving to another country. Since 2013 I […]
Brief: Name: Ilija Todorovic Area of living: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Company: Co-founder of ArchitecturalID Expertise: Expert level in interior and exterior Project duration: 1.5 – 2 weeks Software using: 3DsMax, Vray and Photoshop. You can find Ilija: This modest and talented 3D artist, Ilija Todorovich is one of the owners of ArchitecturalID company has also master’s degree in architectural engineering. Ilija truly thinks that only hard work and respect toward your clients will allow your business to thrive. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Usually I ask client to provide architectural plans, elevations and section, typical details, interior layouts etc, basically full set of drawings. Then, we talk a little bit about the atmosphere he is aiming and the story behind the render. All of this helps me to better understand the project and my client’s goal. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? As an artist, I do have certain amount of freedom, however the client is the one who is paying, so his wishes has to be respected. Best results are usually made when the client provides […]
Brief: Name: Vladislav Voskresenski Area of living: Vladivostok, Russian Federation Company: Full-time Freelancer, since 2011 Expertise: Expert level in interior Project duration: 1 week Software using: 3DsMax, Corona render and Photoshop You can find Vladislav: Vladislav is not only talented 3D visualizator with architectural background, but also great artist, who can draw your future interior right in front of you by hand. Sometimes he thinks that 3D is not necessary tool at all. It is like using huge excavator on your house land instead of shovel. But the main point is not the tools you are using, but clients satisfaction. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Ordinary customers come with a full technical task. If initially it is not ready, we will do it together. We concentrate on references and analogies in order to develop a concept. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? I do not think that I have my own style or at least I try not to stick to a certain style. Usually, the customer and I create a special style that fits to the […]
Brief: Name: Javier Wainstein Area of living: Buenos Aires, Argentina. Company: Owner of JW Renders studio, since 2010 Expertise: Expert level in interior Project duration: 1 – 3 weeks Software using: SketchUp, 3DsMax and Vray You can find Javier: Looking at the 3D works made by Javier, you not always understand that these are not photos. For the person not from CG world these would be, no doubt, professional photos. Check out interview with Javier Wainstein self-taught 3D artists from Buenos Aires. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? I start asking all the information available to it, CAD drawings, 3D files, photo references, materials, etc. The more information they send me, will better the final result. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? I work with a mix of both, I always try to keep my style, and impart it to final images. But logically, sometimes you have to follow the specific client orders. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions allowed to make? I have not defined that yet. It varies depending on the […]
Brief: Name: Yuriy Bochkaryov Area of living: Moscow, Russia Company: Full-time Freelancer, since 2005 Expertise: Expert level in exterior Project duration: 1 week Software using: 3DsMax, MentalRay, Iray, Corona render and Photoshop You can find Yuriy: – Tell us little bit how you became a 3D visualization freelancer? I started my career in 2005 as an employee of a construction company. After having worked there for 3 years as a visualizer (during 2005-2008), I came to the conclusion that it is time to become my own boss. My friend and I left the company in 2008 and started our own group on projecting and visualization. The group was active more than 2 years (the end of 2008 – beginning of 2011), until one of the members moved to America. After our group fell apart, I decided to join another one. After having worked for less than 2 years (from June 2011 to January 2013) in my new team, I decided to run my own show, to concentrate on freelancing. This is what I am actually doing today. – For how long you are in 3D visualization business? That’s quite a lot if you count everything. Sometime around 2003, I installed […]
Brief: Name: Sergey Konstantinov Area of living: Izhevsk, Russia Company: Full-time Freelancer, since 2011 Expertise: Expert level in interior Project duration: 1 – 3 weeks Software using: 3DsMax, Corona render, Z-Brush, Lightroom and Photoshop You can find Sergey: – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? I communicate mostly through instant messengers and social networks. Technical task negotiation comes after receiving all information regarding the project: required style, drawings, textures and etc… If something is missing, I will try to supplement it in cooperation with a customer. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? Everything is done according to client’s instructions. I give myself the liberty only during post-processing of the final renders. If the order requires the creation of a fictional interior for a presentation of a product inside it, then my knowledge as a designer required. In this case I can give free rein to the imagination. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions allowed to make? The workflow is divided into two steps in which changes can be made. At first, scene modeling is […]
Brief: Name: Andrii Rodych Area of living: Lviv, Ukraine Company: 3DVisDesign, since 2012 Expertise: Expert level in interior and exterior Project duration: 2 – 3 days Software using: 3DsMax, Corona render, Vray and Photoshop You can find Andrii: Andrii, whos career as 3d visualizer began in 2005, created a team with his friend Olena Chyslova. So two persons are main rod of the team – 3DVisDesign. But also they have talented people sometimes working with them on big projects. in general 5 persons with education degrees in architecture, interior design, furniture design. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Initial information, task description and references. Very important when clients know what they want to see in final. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? Always depends from the task. For the most part we try to show our options for lighting or camera angles, better from our point of view, but if the customer insists on its variants we have to comply task. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions allowed to make? First we do […]
Brief: Name: Irinel-Ramona Florescu Area of living: Bucharest, Romania Company: Working as freelance 3D artist since 2010, interiordelight Expertise: Architect specialized in interior design Project duration: 5 – 7 days per image Software using: Rhinoceros, Marvelous Designer, Vray and Photoshop You can find Irinel: Irinel Florescu is a talented Interior designer with architecture degree from Bucharest. She is a freelancer who uses 3D visualization mainly to illustrate her ideas, but finds it extremely helpful in the creative process and enjoys it also as a stand alone activity. – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? First of all my primary activity is interior design; 3D visualization was a necessity that I grew to enjoy and became my second activity. But they go hand in hand, so I approach any project as an interior designer and all my views stem from that mindset. The clients I worked with can be roughly divided into two categories: those who have a complete project and need an artist to translate that into images and those who only have a general idea of what they want, but need a designer to come […]
Brief: Name: Felipe Walter Area of living: Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil Company: Working in his own company since 2015, Blooe Visuals Expertise: Interior & Exterior Project duration: 7 days – … Software using: 3DsMax, Vray, Photoshop You can find Felipe: – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Talking about the architectural project itself, I can work with almost any material, CAD or BIM files, or even modeling in any format helps to make a retopology. As for the interiors, I need an interior design, if it already exists, or if the client needs, I can also propose one. Now for the art direction process, I need to put together a moodboard. So I explain the importance of understanding the identity of the project and its purpose (why it is going to be built?) and send a short questionnaire, asking them to respond carefully. After receiving the briefing, I set up a moodboard with reference images and text, justifying our art direction proposal for this project and ask if it match with what they expect. – How do you work: in your own style […]
Brief: Name: Dusan Vukcevic Area of living: Milici, Slovenia Company: Fulltime freelancer, Vudu s.p. Expertise: Interior & Exterior Project duration: 5 days – … Software using: Cinema4D, Zbrush, V-Ray, Octane render, Photoshop, After Effects You can find Dusan: – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? It is important to listen carefully to your clients directions and wishes. Asking your client the right questions and studying the provided material will get you a good understanding of the project. This practice also helps avoiding too many revisions. After receiving the plans, dwg’s and all other material, I ask for photo references in order to discover what mood and style the client is looking for. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? I have my own style of rendering that I developed over the years. Usually the clients come to me based on that style. I can however render whatever my clients desire. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions allowed to make? It is a standard process: modeling, lighting, shading, rendering and finally post production. After finishing each […]
Brief: Name: Adam Bęczkowski Area of living: Koszalin, West Pomerania, Poland Company: The owner of Slice Cube Expertise: Interior, Characters Project duration: 14 days – … Software using: 3DsMax, Zbrush, Corona render, Photoshop, After Effects… You can find Adam: – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? The most important is a nice, peaceful conversation with a customer. During such conversation I’m trying to find out number of renders client need, resolution of the final work, deadlines and etc… – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? Here in Poland, we say: „Customer is our Lord”. That’s why I try to do the work in my own style, but I always have in mind all corrections and wishes of my clients. I also try to advise a client if I can see that his decision is not entirely correct. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions allowed to make? First of all I am asking for additional information which could be important to me. Next is a usual 3D artist work. From time to time I am sending […]
Brief: Name: Marcin Kasperski Area of living: Rzeszow, Poland Company: as Freelancer since 2009 Expertise: Interior Project duration: 3 days – … Software using: Cinema 4D, V-ray, Photoshop You can find Marcin: – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? I think this is standard for everyone. All I need from client is architectural project, preferred in .pdf, because I do not use AutoCAD or any other software that can open .dwg files, several reference pictures and 3 days. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? That depends on whom I work with. I am an interior visualizer, not an interior designer. I cannot charge for something I’m not doing. I have a friend, she’s interior designer and if there is a need, I work with her on interior design. She get paid for design, I get paid for visualizations. So as you can see I have no other choice than work under guidance. But if I work with client directly and they gave me a free hand, of course client gets the final word. – How is you working process […]
Brief: Name: Aurélien Brion Area of living: Strasbourg, France Company: Working as freelancer 3D artist since 2006, in his company: Aurélien BRION Architecte /Graphiste Perspective Strasbourg Expertise: Exterior, Interior Project duration: 1 – 7 days per image Software using: 3DsMax, Vray, Corona and Photoshop You can find Aurélien: – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? First of all, I talk about project type and number of views which client would like to have. Another important details is the presence of the 3D model: do I need to do it, or client already have it. – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? I always try to have my style, but it is always under the client guidance. Sometimes such guidance can even destroy a render. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions allowed to make? All projects are different, there is no strict rules for me. – Have you refused to do the project and if yes why? Yes of course, many times. Most often reason, because i was too busy with other projects or because the […]
Brief: Name: Lev Kononov Area of living: Minsk, Belarus Working as freelance 3D artist since 2009, in his spare time Expertise: Interior Project duration: 7 days – … Software using: 3DsMax, Vray, Corona and Photoshop You can find Lev: – Every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes. How do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Most often, customers have rather abstract idea of what they really want. Therefore, at this stage the main goal – to help the customer understand what he wants. Together we identifying style, functionality filling of a room, main future colors… – How do you work: in your own style or under clients guidance? Work performed for the client, which means the result should please him. But I must make proposals sometimes, because a client came to me as to a specialist, what’s why healthy initiative will never do any harm. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions allowed to make? 2-4 times – in most cases this is enough. This does not mean that I refuse to make adjustments more often. However, let’s not forget about a reasonable limit. – Have you refused to do the […]
Brief: Name: Iskren Marinov Area of living: Varna, Bulgaria Working as freelance 3D artist in his spare time Expertise: Interior, Products Project duration: 14 days – … Software using: 3Ds Max, VRay, Autodesk Mudbox, Marvelous Designer, Photoshop, Illustrator. You can find Iskren: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? For interior, I would need a dwg file of the room and as much as possible reference images for the design. Also sketches and photos of needed furniture. If there are no photos at all I can search for them by myself and then we can discuss the project goals and wishes. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? I love vintage, industrial, nautical and scandinavian styles. Mostly raw materials like concrete, wood, bricks, stones, metals. If for any reason I do not agree with client’s suggestions I try to tell him that this is not a good idea. I can explain and […]
Brief: Name: Pasquale Scionti Area of living: Milan, Italy Working as freelancer 3D artist more than 10 years. Owner of Sciontidesign Expertise: Interior Project duration: 2-3 days per small interior Software using: Cinema4D, VRay, Maxwell… You can find Pasquale: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Well, every client is different, especially if he does not know the hard work that is behind every render, which makes it perfect and photo realistic. I usually ask for reference images and mood of scene which I’m about to create. Next I ask if client have ready-made 3d models, if not I do it myself and eventually I ask for floor-plans. Also i need to know deadline, render output resolution and how many views are needed. It is important to have the most information about the final product that client needs and not to forget to respect his ideas and changes. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most […]
Brief: Name: Saeed Amiri Area of living: Tehran, Iran Working as freelancer 3D artist more than 8 years. Owner of SaeedAmiri Expertise: Interior, Product visualization Project duration: 2-3 days per one shot Software using: 3DsMax, Z-brush, Marvelous Designer, SpeedTree, V-ray, Photoshop, After Effects… You can find Saeed: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Client will send all documents whatever he wants. Most of documents are cad plans, materials, moods and etc. If client forget to send mood examples i ask him to do this step. I don’t find references by myself. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? No, I always work in my own style, but work performed for a client, which means the result should please him. I like white and minimal interiors and lofts. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions do your clients get? My working process is the same as other artists […]
Brief: Name: Romas Noreika Area of living: Colchester, United Kingdom Working as part-time freelancer 3D artist more than 9 years. Owner of Romas Noreika Interior Design Expertise: Interior, Exterior Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, V-ray, Marvelous Designer, Photoshop… You can find Romas: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? As I always say: “Every project and every client is unique”. I think the most important things are drawings: DWG plans. After that of course all the colors and furniture spec. etc… This is if I’m not creating the design myself. Usually I try to gather as much information as possible in the beginning. If the client do not provide me with the information I need, then I do not even start working on the project. Because you do not want to waste time and money back and forward. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? I always work […]
Brief: Name: Nguyen Quang Tuan Area of living: Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam Working in a studio Tuan Han Studio Expertise: Interior, Exterior – for 3 years Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, Photoshop… You can find Nguyen: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Ordinary, customers send all information via e-mail. Project files may include: cad files, materials description, example of styles and other ideas which client may have. I will never start a project if information is not complete. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? It is all depend on project requirements and customer wishes. If a client have clear vision what he want to achieve, I work under his guidance. Sometimes client need my help in creating specific design style. In this case I try to talk to him first and understand his expectations, even if we are speaking on different languages. In this situation I […]
Brief: Name: Santiago Marcelo Sánchez Lana Area of living: Ambato, Ecuador, South America Working as: CEO at TRESDE ArchViz Studio for 6 years Expertise: Interior design, architectural photography and Illustrative rendering style. Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, V-ray, Photoshop… You can find Santi: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Well, every client is different in terms of requirements, but I always follow my instinct and I try to guide my client through the whole process. About budget negotiation I base according to 3 main aspects: complexity of the project, number of images and deadline. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? Any project could have a lot of potential, it is all about limitations by clients. I really enjoy interiors and exteriors images of any project where client give me the chance to visualize it through my personal vision and approach. – How is you working process […]
Brief: Name: Olga Pochueva Area of living: Moscow, Russia Working as: freelancer Expertise: Interior design Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, V-ray,Corona, Archicad, Photoshop… You can find Olga: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Usually I create 3D visualizations based on interior design developed by myself, so there are no any issues. But when I do 3D for other designers I always ask for: room plans, furniture wishes, colors, textile and etc. it is impossible to work without examples. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? Well, actually I don’t know about do I have my own style or no. I don’t see it. Interiors with a lot of details and decor are most interesting for me. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions do your clients get? Well, if my clients are designers they do not much revisions because it is expensive. If […]
Brief: Name: Daniel Reuterswärd Area of living: Stockholm, Sweden. Working as: Own company: Daniel Reuterswärd Visualisation Expertise: Interior/exterior. Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, Octane Render… You can find Daniel: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? I ask for Cad-drawings, style and/or furniture choice (an alternative is that I choose furniture), other project specific things that I might need to know, for example: sometimes clients want specific windows, doors, etc. If the client wants something specific I need to know what it is. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? My clients usually have an idea of what style or kind of furniture they want. Some clients want to choose exact furniture and other clients let me choose furniture based on their mood boards. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions do your clients get? Usually 3 revisions per image. I never send any […]
Brief: Name: Mark Lester Ocampo Area of living: Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain. Working as: freelancer in spare time since 2011. Expertise: Interior/exterior. Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, Vray, Photoshop… You can find Mark: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Every client is different yet my approach is not. I treat them all the same whether its huge or a small project. I start with narrowing their wants and dont’s, next is the number of views, pixel resolution and deadline. From that point, I will have a clear idea of the project’s complexity which I’ll start asking for their budget versus my actual calculation. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? Well, most of my freelance clients knows what they want beforehand, they are familiar with my approach in visualization (realism) which I believe is their reason in the first place for calling me. besides, Bahrain is a […]
Brief: Name: Phan Nguyen Area of living: Danang, Vietnam. Working as: DNG Visual studio owner. Expertise: Interior/exterior. Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, Vray, Photoshop… You can find Phan: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Normally, I require the 2D drawing, evaluate the level of complexity and reach the agreement on the price. I often follow the same approach for most of the clients. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? First I’ll work my way, apply all of my skills, then I’ll edit in a few small requests from clients. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions do your clients get? The first stage: I model project based on 2D drawings sent by client. After this stage is done, client can request something to remodel. The second stage: Texturing, colors adding, lighting and environment… The third stage: Rendering – this is final stage. […]
Brief: Name: Andrey Mikhalenko Area of living: Minsk, Belarus Working as: iddqd studio owner. Expertise: Exterior / Interior Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, ZBrush, Marvelous Designer, Photoshop… You can find Andrey: – How did you start your career in 3D? I became acquainted with 3D during my study in the 11th grade. It all started with my choice of specialty – “Interior Design”, and I was wondering where, how and what materials are used in the creation of interiors. Having surfed the internet, I found information about 3Ds Max. Well, in a few hours 3Ds Max and some other books were downloaded/installed on my computer. I started to study them bit by bit. At the beginning I tried Cinema 4D, Maya and other programs, but there were some problems with them. Sometimes l did not work for months, but starting from the second year at the university, my 3Ds Max time increased until it occupied all my time. Therefore, I opened 3Ds Max for the first time in the December 29, 2009, but more serious classes began in 2012. – Your main specialty in 3D? Basically, I specialize in the exterior. The interiors are also present, […]
Brief: Name: Maksym Samun Area of living: Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine Working as: Freelancer. Expertise: Interior Project duration: 5 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, Corona Render, Marvelous Designer, Photoshop… You can find Maksym: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? That’s right, collection of materials is very important. The more information given, the better the product will succeed in the end. It does not matter in what form of technical specification the material is presented by the client. This can be a big collage, collection of images or a PDF file with all information. However there is a basis without which it is impossible to initiate work, for example: CAD files, furniture, color – must be discussed further in addition to concept, camera angles, mood, etc. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? There are two types of visualizations that I can work with: If asked I can do private interior design in […]
Brief: Name: Igor Kovalsky Area of living: Odessa, Ukraine. Working as: As a freelancer for 8 years Expertise: Interior/exterior. Project duration: 7 days and more… Software using: 3Ds Max 15, Autocad, Photoshop, Vray, Corona, SketchUp, Corel Draw. You can find Igor: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? As a rule, I try to work on a uniform scheme to all. Ordinary I get a 3d model (SketchUP, 3DS, FBX format from Revit) or a set of blueprints. Sometimes I also ask additional information regarding materials, objects location and etc… – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? I consider mandatory that customer provides his requirements, down to the smallest detail. However, not all customers are ready to do this. In this cases I try to show my creativity and attention to detail. The most interesting projects for me are the ones where you can express yourself and have enough time to work […]
Brief: Name: Muhammad Taher Area of living: Alexandria, Egypt. Working as: Owner of Taher Design Studio, since 2014 Expertise: Interior. Project duration: 7 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, AutoCad, Marvelous Designer, SpeedTree, V-ray, Photoshop, You can find Taher: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Every client is different in their requests and budgets. In the beginning i start by knowing their wishes, budget and deadline and anything that i might need in their project. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? Most of my clients have a specific idea of the style that they want to see in their project and of course i have to follow their standards. I also can suggest some ideas that will be helpful according to my experience. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions do your clients get? My working process is the same as other artists have and it […]
Brief: Name: Patrícia de Carvalho Area of living: Oporto, Portugal Working as: Owner of Perspectiva Interior studio, since 2012 Expertise: Interior and product visualizations Project duration: 10-14 days minimum… Software using: Cinema 4D, V-Ray, Photoshop You can find Patrícia: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Each project always starts by collecting the required material for the development of the work, usually starts by requesting a short briefing that will give me the necessary guidelines for the project and the vision of what the client wants to achieve. Besides that, at product visualization the client always send me the respective 3D files of the products. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? Depends a lot on the client. Often the client’s idea is very concrete, both in terms of language, textures and decorative style of the environment in order to reach a targeted audience. Other times, the client only suggests a style […]
Brief: Name: Sergei Danilov Area of living: Obninsk, Russia Working as: full-time Freelancer Expertise: Interior and Exterior Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, V-Ray/Corona, Photoshop You can find Sergei: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? At all times I ask all clients about the same technical tasks, which consist of the description (drawing, plans, units, colors, textures, sizes, images an etc.) and the style parts (photos, links, atmosphere and so on). The more detailed and qualitatively the technical task is done and the answer from the client is, the better and faster the result will be at the end. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? I work with my own style. My clients wish to work with me because of my individual style. I prefer modern architecture, minimalism, simple shapes etc. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions do your clients get? Step […]
Brief: Name: Lunas Visualization Head office: Minsk, Belarus Number of offices: 2 Number of employees: 14 Expertise: Interior and Exterior and more… You can contact Lunas Visualization: – Who is the company founder? What was your motivation when you/they decided to start the company? The company was founded by us: Max Lykasov and Slava Oganesyan. We realized we make an outstanding product which can be sold on a global level. Besides we wanted to give young CG artists in our country an opportunity to show their worth as we saw a lot of potential in them. As experience has shown, we made the right decision. – What difficulties did you face in the early years of the company? What about today? The major challenge we faced at the first stage of communication with clients was the level of trust of Western companies to companies from Eastern Europe. Fortunately, this problem is solved after the first project is completed. Most companies become our loyal customers once they received our work. – How was it to get clients back in the early days, and how is it now? What do you do to get clients? Some interesting marketing tricks? We have a […]
Brief: Name: Dehtiarov Pavel Area of living: Kherson, Ukraine Working as: Owner of DEnew studio Expertise: Interior Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, V-Ray/Corona, Photoshop… You can find Sergei: – Tell me about your studio, who your are, what you do? In general our team consists of two people; I am a visualizer and my colleague is a designer. I create visualizations in conjunction with my designer, but my occupation is not limited to this process. Other designers come to me to take their ideas and bring them into visual realities. Also I am engaged in advertising visualization for furniture catalogues, tiles, etc. – How long are you in 3D visualization? Seriously I’ve been involved with visualization for approximately 4-5 years. Until now, I can not say that I was committed to it fully. There were tests, learning basic principles, that took time to grasp. At the moment I’ve only been with interiors. Building exteriors is a field I have little experience in; but my work with them was a long time ago, so even now I can not say whether I liked it or not. – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, […]
Brief: Name: Caue Rodrigues Area of living: Vitória, Brazil Working as: Owner of Caue Rodrigues Archviz studio Expertise: Interior/Exterior Project duration: less than a week… Software using: Corona, Photoshop… You can find Caue: – Tell me about your studio, who your are, what you do? My wife and I working in our own small studio almost 6 years already. Sometimes full-time, and sometimes more than full-time, you know, deadlines…:) We specialize mostly in interior visualization, but we´re always trying to keep a good balance between interior/exterior quality. But exterior IMHO requires more work than interior, we need good shadows and reflections from around buildings. Doesn´t makes sense a house in the middle of nothing, it just won´t look good. – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Nothing special. I ask for CAD drawings, some photos if possible, material references (finishes, etc). Our workflow is pretty simple too: We send a first preview with clay material and some camera angles according customer needs. After that, we send a full preview […]
Brief: Name: Dmitry Boldyrev Area of living: Minsk, Belarus Working as: One of the founders Logovo design-bureau Expertise: Interior Project duration: 3 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, V-Ray/Corona, Photoshop… You can find Dmitry: – Tell me about your studio, who your are, what you do? At present, we, my friend and partner, work at our common project, it is design bureau Logovo and we want to spend more time and our strength on it. We’ve appeared at the market recently, for about a year, before it we have worked in different companies, but also in the sphere of the object -spatial design. But because of the constant cycle of crisis in our economy it’s necessary to be flexible what concerns our earnings. It exhausts and is reflected on the conceited aims. I understand well those who leaves for abroad to work. Before design-bureau creation I was doing part-time freelance. But for now, such kind of work more seldom appears in my life. I want to pay more attention to something important and freelance is more often conveyor work. But not everything depends on a concrete situation and freelance remains still as one of the basic variants to earn money. […]
Brief: Name: Sachin Nagesh Mahajan Area of living: Pune, India Working as: Freelancer Expertise: Interior, Exterior… Project duration: 2 days and more… Software using: 3DsMax, Corona, Photoshop… You can find Sachin: – How long are you in 3D visualization? I am doing architectural visualization from past 4 years. I was in to web design first, but then I saw some 3D renders on Internet and I thought I should try it out. So I started with Celeron 512 MB Ram laptop. When you want to learn something new, nothing can stop you. – Main specialty? I have experience in both exterior and interior visualization and I have won “Image of the month” award on 3dtotal 2 times and various other features and awards so far. – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? I ask for a simple MS Paint file with information/reference images on required materials along with the reference for the lighting and quality client is looking for. This way everything can be clear before starting project. I […]
Brief: Name: Nguyen Ba Dung Area of living: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Working as: Founder at 4pixos Studio & 4pixos Training since 2012 Expertise: Exterior, Interior, Urban Planning… Project duration: 1 week and more Software using: Corona Renderer You can find Dung: – How long are you in 3D visualization? Almost 6 years now. – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? It may vary from client to client but there are 2 kinds of information that I will need to start the project: First is – technical information: 2D Drawings or 3D Models Furnitures and Materials Schedule RCP Location, environment surroundings… Second – aesthetic directions: Lighting scheme ( day, dusk.. ) Preferred style of rendering The most important thing to a successful co-operation is to get to know each other. Especially with your long-term clients. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? Every client has a different taste and style preferences. […]
Brief: Name: Andrey Barinov Area of living: Penza, Russian Federation Working as: Freelancer, Studio open owner Expertise: Mostly interiors, exteriors Project duration: More than 3 days Software using: 3DsMax, Photoshop, Corona/V-ray, Marvelous designer, Substance painter You can find Andrey: – How long are you in 3D visualization? I became engaged in 3D visualization a long time ago. I started this work in my second year of university, and continue to this day, seven or eight years later. – Main specialty? Generally, I visualize interiors, they comprise about 70% of my work, but sometimes I do quite interesting architectural projects. I prefer to work with architecture than interiors. – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? Each of my clients provides a brief, or fills in my questionnaire on the project. As expected, most clients provide additional information on the project, which is not included in the questionnaire. Hence, I have an individual approach to every client. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and […]
Brief: Name: Konstantinos Anninos Area of living: Penzance, UK Working as: Freelancer for 15 years, own studio: annkos Expertise: Exterior, Interior, product presentation Project duration: from 2 days Software using: 3dsmax, vray, corona, photoshop You can find Konstantinos: – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? I am always asking about all the available dwg plans and if possible, photo references pretty much about everything, from materials, furniture to lightning style they like. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? The most of the times I’m trying to mix clients requests with my personal taste. I like more the modern/minimal styles, but every kind of design is a challenge for me to deliver the best possible output. – How is you working process look like? How many revisions do your clients get? Not every client is the same so I like have a discussion with the client before start the project and I […]
Brief: Name: Sergey Artemov Area of living: Minsk, Belarus Working as: freelancer Expertise: Interiors You can find Sergey: Online Portfolio – How long are you in 3D visualization? My name is Artemov Sergey Anatolievich, and I currently live in Minsk, Belarus. I work at a design studio as a designer and a visualizer. I also work as a freelancer at nights, thus rendering me with little to no holidays. The company where I work at the moment has been on the market for 7 years. Before that I worked in another studio, which had been on the market for a period of 15 years. I was employed there for 5 years, but due to the financial crisis and а resulting small amount of orders I felt obliged to look for other opportunities to support my wife and children. – Main specialty? I have 8 years of experience working in 3D graphics, with my main area of focus in the field being the design of interiors as well as exteriors. – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients […]
Brief: Name: Ahmed Tallal Area of living: Egypt, Cairo Working as: freelancer Architect and 3D Artist Expertise: interiors, landscape, animations Software using: 3DsMax You can find Ahmed: – How long are you in 3D visualization? From 10 years because after one year of studying architecture I understood that an architect must demonstrate his works in the best way. So already during my architectural studies at Ain shams University/ Architectural department, Cairo, Egypt, I began learning 3D and of course architectural visualization that was closely related to my studies. – Assuming every project starts from collecting materials and client’s wishes, how do you negotiate with clients? What do you ask for? Do you follow the same approach for all clients or is it different for every client? I follow a different approach to every client, but the main two points I negotiate with the clients are fees, time and if we agreed. I try to collect as many information, refrences, wishes from the client to reduce modifications to minimum. – Do you work in your own style or under the client’s guidance, and what types of projects are the most interesting to you? I work on my own style to achieve […]
Brief: Name: VizLine Studio Head office: Minsk, Belarus Number of employees: 7 Expertise: interiors, exteriors You can find VizLine Studio: – How did each of you get into 3D? How was your studio formed? Maxim: I will start talking about myself. My name is Maxim. I have been doing 3D visualization for 8 years. I have a degree in architecture, successfully graduated from college and university. Moreover, I have working experience in different companies in the position of an architect and a visualizer (a little bit). During my working as a freelance visualizer, I was starting to get more and more orders. It was then when I realized that my freelance work is very exciting for me. Besides, I didn’t have to worry about my finances anymore. So I decided to work for myself. Roman: My story is almost the same, actually. Maxim and I studied in the same educational institution. At first, we graduated from the Minsk College of Architecture and Construction. Our first specialty was technician-architect. Later we graduated from the Belarus National Technical University, the faculty of architecture. We have known each other for a long time, since 2006. But we started working together 3 years ago. […]
Brief: Name: Aleksey Krivosheyev Area of living: Kharkiv, Ukraine Working as: freelancer Expertise: Interiors, Exteriors You can find Aleksey: – How did you eventually get into 3D visualization? Initially, I came to this sphere when finishing my studies at the university, in the fifth year, while doing my master’s course. – What was your major at the University? Faculty of Computer sciences, specialization “Engineer-researcher of computer systems”. But in fact, we were taught how to do programming on C++, Java and web designing. I also got to know a little about 3D-graphics for six months. In fact, we studied all IT-disciplines, but introductory, and then we had to choose a specific area and devote the most of our time to it. Based on the area chosen we wrote term papers and diplomas. So it was in the fifth year when I got into computer graphics, 3D graphics. Actually, I originally liked to draw. The drawing was my hobby. How did you turn to design from programming? It’s surprising because usually, programmers aren’t creative people, they are more of a mathematical mindset and, therefore, they do not know how to draw. I initially thought to do programming for a living, but […]
Brief: Name: Alessandro Consonni Area of living: Milan, Italy Working as: freelancer Expertise: Interiors, Exteriors, Product Design You can find Alessandro: – How did you eventually get into 3D visualization? I became 3D visualizer when I was working as an employee in an architectural studio, and they were exploring, designing, and delivering using 3d software. I was interested in that kind of procedure, so I started to study the program that they were using. Moreover, I’ve had started to do some work for that studio at home in the night times. After that, I became more technical and expert using 3d modeling software. I have reached an acceptable level to propose my work for other studios too. Later on, I found other clients rather than just one studio, so my career started like that. – Do you have technical education? Yeah, I did high school in a technical institute, so it’s like basic architecture training. After high-school, I decided to study product design at the university, but it didn’t help my 3D background, so I have to study and practice it on my own. – 3D visualization is your main job or more like a side job for you? No. […]