High Detail 3D Presentation of Reinforced Concrete Ground Beam
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I am in need of a skilled 3D artist to create two high-detail 3D images of a structural reinforced ground beam. These images will be used specifically as presentation materials.
Key Requirements:
- The images need to be highly detailed, including lighting, shadows, and intricate textures. I'm looking for a realistic and visually appealing result as if it was a photo.
- The design should be based on a structural reinforced ground beam supported by helical piles
The first image is of the above without concrete with reinforcement steel visible within a plastic wrap - the plastic wrap will have the company logo.
The second image is with the the concrete poured in place which covers the reinforcement creating the completed ground beam
Maybe have both shown with a house adjoining it so the ground beam forms the foundation for an extension
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in 3D modelling and rendering software.
- Experience in creating high-detail 3D images for presentation purposes.
- An understanding of structural engineering concepts would be beneficial, but not essential.
Key Requirements:
- The images need to be highly detailed, including lighting, shadows, and intricate textures. I'm looking for a realistic and visually appealing result as if it was a photo.
- The design should be based on a structural reinforced ground beam supported by helical piles
The first image is of the above without concrete with reinforcement steel visible within a plastic wrap - the plastic wrap will have the company logo.
The second image is with the the concrete poured in place which covers the reinforcement creating the completed ground beam
Maybe have both shown with a house adjoining it so the ground beam forms the foundation for an extension
Ideal Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in 3D modelling and rendering software.
- Experience in creating high-detail 3D images for presentation purposes.
- An understanding of structural engineering concepts would be beneficial, but not essential.