It is the process of creating a three-dimensional representation of an object or character using specialized software. It involves building digital models with height, width, and depth, allowing for a realistic and interactive visualization of the object or character from various angles.
In 3D modeling, artists or designers use computer software to create and manipulate vertices, edges, and faces to construct the digital model. They can shape and sculpt the model to match the desired form, adding details, textures, and materials to enhance its realism.
3D Modeling
3D modeling finds applications in various industries, including
3D models are essential for creating animated characters and objects in movies, TV shows, and visual effects. They are used in previsualization, character modeling, set design, and special effects.
Film and Animation
3D models are used to create game characters, environments, props, and objects. They are crucial for building immersive virtual worlds and interactive gameplay experiences.
Video Games
3D models are used in product design and manufacturing processes, allowing designers to visualize and prototype products before production. They enable accurate measurements, testing, and simulations.
Product Design and Manufacturing
3D models help architects and designers create virtual representations of buildings, interiors, and landscapes. They aid in visualization, client presentations, and assessing spatial relationships.
Architecture and Interior Design
Our Approach
At the first stage, we start to work with a brief that the client will fill out. In negotiations, we help clients understand what they want.
Briefing
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We make sketches, draw options, select colors and fonts.
Sketching
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Design and Refinement
After we draw the final version, we make a presentation for the client.
Presentation
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At this stage, together with the team, we start developing cool ideas and collect references.
Idea generation
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Concept Development
Our designers and strategists collaborate to create initial concepts. We present these to you for feedback and refinement.
After receiving the completed brief from the client, we begin to learn the brief by searching for the information in detail.
Researching
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Let's take a moment to highlight what you can
expect to receive at the end of our collaboration
Turntable or Walkthrough
Animations
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For complex 3D models, you may receive turntable animations or walkthrough animations. Turntable animations rotate the model 360 degrees, allowing you to view it from all angles. Walkthrough animations simulate moving through the 3D environment, providing a virtual tour of the model. These animations can be helpful for showcasing architectural designs, product visualizations, or virtual environments.
Documentation or
Specifications
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Depending on the project requirements, the 3D modeler may provide additional documentation or specifications. This could include information about the model's dimensions, scale, materials, or any specific technical details relevant to the intended use of the model.
Final 3D Model File
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You should receive the final 3D model file in a suitable format, such as OBJ, FBX, or STL. This file represents the fully modeled and textured 3D object or character. It can be used in various applications, including rendering, animation, or 3D printing.
Textures and Materials
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If the 3D model includes textures and materials, you should receive the associated texture files. These files could be in formats like JPEG, PNG, or TIFF and will allow you to apply the appropriate textures and materials to the model in your preferred 3D software.
Source Files
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Depending on the agreement with the 3D modeler, you may receive the source files of the 3D modeling project. These files typically include the original software-specific files (e.g., .blend for Blender, .max for 3ds Max) and any additional resources used during the modeling process. Source files enable future modifications or enhancements to the 3D model if needed.
Rendered Images or
Animations
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If rendering services were included in the project, you may receive rendered images or animations showcasing the 3D model from different perspectives or in specific environments. These files can be in common image or video formats (e.g., JPEG, PNG, MP4) and are useful for presentations, marketing materials, or visual communication.