Backlit Pillar 3D Model
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I’m developing a 3D scene where money-themed motifs wrap around a series of architectural pillars, and carefully placed back-lighting gives the structure real depth. I already have the core concept sketched; what I need now is a skilled 3D artist who can turn that vision into a clean, production-ready model with textures and lighting that feel tangible on screen.
You’re free to work in Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, or a comparable tool—just keep the final files exchange-friendly. Realistic scale, accurate UVs, and a lighting rig that makes the relief of the notes pop against the columns are essential. Subtle details like engraved edges on the currency and soft falloff from the lights will sell the effect, so a good eye for material setup (PBR workflows preferred) is important.
Deliverables
• Fully textured pillar model with money detailing
• Complete lighting setup replicating the back-light effect
• High-resolution stills (2K or higher) showing front, side, and three-quarter views
• Editable source files so I can tweak camera angles or animation later
I’ll provide the reference sketches as soon as we start. If you’ve tackled similar back-lit or relief-style projects before, sharing a quick render or portfolio link will help me lock this in quickly.
You’re free to work in Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, or a comparable tool—just keep the final files exchange-friendly. Realistic scale, accurate UVs, and a lighting rig that makes the relief of the notes pop against the columns are essential. Subtle details like engraved edges on the currency and soft falloff from the lights will sell the effect, so a good eye for material setup (PBR workflows preferred) is important.
Deliverables
• Fully textured pillar model with money detailing
• Complete lighting setup replicating the back-light effect
• High-resolution stills (2K or higher) showing front, side, and three-quarter views
• Editable source files so I can tweak camera angles or animation later
I’ll provide the reference sketches as soon as we start. If you’ve tackled similar back-lit or relief-style projects before, sharing a quick render or portfolio link will help me lock this in quickly.