Physical colored orbs. Not digital!
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am looking for someone to create physical colored orbs for me. I need them to be small in size, specifically less than 2 inches in diameter. The orbs should be made of plastic material. I have a specific color scheme in mind for the orbs, which I will provide to the freelancer. Maybe resin. Maybe what pool balls are made of.
Skills and experience required:
- Experience in creating physical objects or sculptures
- Knowledge of working with plastic materials
- Attention to detail in achieving the desired color scheme
Would like 44 orbs of either gemstone or resin or something. I can imagine resin being the easiest way to make these orbs 1. Because its more affordable and 2. Because what i want and the measuring that will be involved will probably be easier to do using resin. Unless you look for gemstones that match the colors im looking for that are bigger than 40 mm and then grind it down and polish it. I would like them to be heavy and durable. But that can be put to the side if necessary. Maybe made out of material pool balls are made of? Ok so the colors are the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. Plus brown which is the complimentary colors combined and also grey which is the combination of black and white. And i want black and white made too. In addition to these i would like the tints and shades of all these colors made as well. I would like whatever percentage of white added to make the tints to be the same for all the colors as well as the percentage of black to make the shades to be the same percentage for all the shades. Naturally black and white wont have a tint or shade. 14 colors will have a tint and shade with them adding up to 42 plus black and white brings the orbs up to 44. I would like them to be placed in a case with foam slots for each orb probably in order of the colors i have them in the picture i sent. And then above the tints would be and below the shades would be respectfully. Would like it if you checked in with me on the colors used before starting on the project. Ive looked up a color and the results ive gotten are so extreme in variation that it is scary. I like consistency in percentage of colors from one another as an example with whatever amount of percent white is added to a color to get a tint i would like it to be the same with all the tints. Same with shades. Also the secondary colors should be directly the color in between the primary colors. And the tertiary colors should be the color directly between primary and secondary colors. Equal as much as possible. But then what would the base colors be compared to the tints and shades? They cant be too light and too dark. And when you look at the base colors they should be relatively equal in range of color. Ive seen color charts that are disgusting and don't portray the colors because they are either too dark or too pale or too light. And i know this will be tricky so i apologize in advance!!! Also the names of the tertiary colors i came up with in the picture i came up with because there is no unanimous agreement on what the names of the tertiary colors should be. So i just chose some names and im not saying they are correct. Just close enough. The diameter of these orbs should be 40mm. Please stay in touch with me on what the colors will be before creating these orbs and doing all the work. I dont want to not like the colors and then have you waste your work and time.
Just to recap
- 44 orbs
- primary,secondary,tertiary,brown,grey and all the tints and shades, as well as black and white.
- 40mm in diameter
- placed in container with tints above and shades below
- container should have foam that wont scratch the orbs and keep them safely in place so they dont move or crash into one another.
Thanks!
Skills and experience required:
- Experience in creating physical objects or sculptures
- Knowledge of working with plastic materials
- Attention to detail in achieving the desired color scheme
Would like 44 orbs of either gemstone or resin or something. I can imagine resin being the easiest way to make these orbs 1. Because its more affordable and 2. Because what i want and the measuring that will be involved will probably be easier to do using resin. Unless you look for gemstones that match the colors im looking for that are bigger than 40 mm and then grind it down and polish it. I would like them to be heavy and durable. But that can be put to the side if necessary. Maybe made out of material pool balls are made of? Ok so the colors are the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. Plus brown which is the complimentary colors combined and also grey which is the combination of black and white. And i want black and white made too. In addition to these i would like the tints and shades of all these colors made as well. I would like whatever percentage of white added to make the tints to be the same for all the colors as well as the percentage of black to make the shades to be the same percentage for all the shades. Naturally black and white wont have a tint or shade. 14 colors will have a tint and shade with them adding up to 42 plus black and white brings the orbs up to 44. I would like them to be placed in a case with foam slots for each orb probably in order of the colors i have them in the picture i sent. And then above the tints would be and below the shades would be respectfully. Would like it if you checked in with me on the colors used before starting on the project. Ive looked up a color and the results ive gotten are so extreme in variation that it is scary. I like consistency in percentage of colors from one another as an example with whatever amount of percent white is added to a color to get a tint i would like it to be the same with all the tints. Same with shades. Also the secondary colors should be directly the color in between the primary colors. And the tertiary colors should be the color directly between primary and secondary colors. Equal as much as possible. But then what would the base colors be compared to the tints and shades? They cant be too light and too dark. And when you look at the base colors they should be relatively equal in range of color. Ive seen color charts that are disgusting and don't portray the colors because they are either too dark or too pale or too light. And i know this will be tricky so i apologize in advance!!! Also the names of the tertiary colors i came up with in the picture i came up with because there is no unanimous agreement on what the names of the tertiary colors should be. So i just chose some names and im not saying they are correct. Just close enough. The diameter of these orbs should be 40mm. Please stay in touch with me on what the colors will be before creating these orbs and doing all the work. I dont want to not like the colors and then have you waste your work and time.
Just to recap
- 44 orbs
- primary,secondary,tertiary,brown,grey and all the tints and shades, as well as black and white.
- 40mm in diameter
- placed in container with tints above and shades below
- container should have foam that wont scratch the orbs and keep them safely in place so they dont move or crash into one another.
Thanks!