How to hire the best 3D artist for your projects?
Finding a rendering company to create a 3D
visualization of your project can be an overwhelming task. This specialization
is relatively new, and it has just started to break into the architecture
business.
We want to give you advice on how to hire a 3D design
studio because nowadays a render or 3D visualization is very important for real
state and architectural projects.
3D visualizations have gained momentum because current
technology allows for incredible realism and developers get to visualize the
finished project before it is even built. A 3D rendering is also a powerful
selling tool because architects can get investors to participate in the
project.
Let's talk about how to spot a 3D rendering studio
that meets your needs and can deliver top quality work. The first thing you must do is to check the
portfolio of your prospective studios, make sure they have worked in projects
that are similar in style to yours.
It is not the same to work in architecture than in the
automotive industry, for instance, so look for a design studio according to
their work and how it relates to yours. A visualizer must be familiar with the
type of work to be done so it can be executed properly.
When you hire a visualizer, gather as many references
as you can from the ideas you have in mind, this will allow the artist to tell
you if they can do the style that you want or that you need.
Make a budget but remember top quality work costs
money. If your deciding factor is the price, you may find yourself with a
render that doesn't meet the quality standards you require. If the design
studio you love exceeds your budget, negotiate and see if you can reach an
arrangement with them within reasonable limits or wait until you get more money.
Something else you should ask a design studio is if
they add nature to their renders. This might not seem relevant at first, but it
is. Nature enriches 3D renderings, adds realism and helps you convince your potential
investors and buyers.
Always make sure you know exactly what you want. This
step may seem obvious but when you discuss a partnership with a design studio,
bring as much information as possible about your project. The more you know
about the outcome you expect, the better proposal you'll receive from the
design studio.