You already know how to make good images. What you need on a heavy month is someone who can take work off your hands without adding to your review load, and whose deliverables sit next to yours without anyone noticing the difference.
Finding someone who reads a style guide the way you meant it, who asks the awkward question before modelling three days in the wrong direction, and who hands back files your team can actually open and keep working on. I come in early, agree the look with you, and stay reachable until the project lands.
You send the model, the references and the style guide. We agree the shot list and art direction, and I handle the rest.
Clay views first, so composition and framing get settled while they are still cheap to change. Then we nail the lighting, materials and atmosphere, and finally I prepare the final images.
Finals at the resolution you need, plus the working files. Revisions rounds are agreed upon at the start of the project.
That is the point of the first pass. Send the style guide and three or four images you consider representative, and the clay and lighting drafts get checked against them before anything is finalised. If your studio has a look, the images should read as yours.
Yes, as standard. The work goes out under your studio and I do not publish anything from a studio collaboration without written permission. If there is a possibility to publish it, I will always mention your brand.
The 3D model in any of the usual formats, the references or style guide, and a shot list are usually enough.
Tell me about you and what you're working on. Whether you're looking for support on a specific project, want to explore an ongoing collaboration, or just want to find out if we're a good fit, I'd love to hear from you.
You can also send me an email to hello@uxbanos.com