FAQs
1. What types of projects do you work on?
I work on product visualization and industrial design projects. That includes 3D renders, animations, conceptual design, design for manufacture, and support for product teams that need visual or design input. I adapt to different stages of the process, from idea, final visualization to prototyping.
2. Do you offer both industrial design and 3D visualization services?
Yes. I work across both areas. Some clients need visualizations of already-designed products, while others need support from the concept stage. I approach both with a practical and visually-driven mindset, and I often help bridge communication between design and marketing teams.
3. How do you work with international clients?
Most of my projects are fully remote. I use Notion, Google Drive, and email to manage files and feedback. We can also schedule meetings when needed. The goal is to keep communication clear, with regular updates and structured revisions.
4. What do you need to start a project?
It depends on the type of project, but usually: a short brief, references or sketches, target formats, and deadlines. For visualization, I can work with your 3D files or develop the model myself. For design, the earlier I join the process, the better.
5. How long does a typical project take?
Delivery time depends on complexity. Design projects vary more depending on scope. I’ll always give a clear timeline after reviewing the brief.
6. Can I request changes during the process?
Yes. Every project includes a defined number of revisions. I work with a feedback and collaboration based workflow where we align on key decisions early to avoid unnecessary back-and-forth. Extra rounds or changes outside scope can be quoted separately.
7. What kind of deliverables do you provide?
For visualization: high-resolution renders, animations, product stills, and marketing-ready content. For design: CAD files, 3D models, sketches, and technical documentation when needed. I adapt the output to your use case.
8. Do you work under contracts or NDAs?
Yes. I’m open to working under contracts or NDAs when required. Each agreement is reviewed based on the specific scope of the project, including what materials are confidential and what may be publicly shared after completion.
When a project involves unreleased products or sensitive internal material, I treat all information with strict confidentiality—both during and after the project. If public sharing (such as portfolio use or social media publishing) is a concern, I’m flexible to align with your company’s release schedules or brand policies.