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3D & CGI makes your ideas visible.
As a 3D & CGI agency, we translate products, spaces and brands into digital imagery. Perspective, materials and light follow your message.
Why 3D & CGI
Digital imagery starts with a clear statement.
3D and CGI create imagery from digital models. They let us shape viewpoints, materials and lighting deliberately. We first clarify what your audience needs to understand. We then choose the views or movement needed to explain it. Existing product data and brand guidelines provide the foundation. The result supports your communication without losing technical clarity.
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What we offer
Digital imagery with a clear purpose.
Product imagery
Show shape, materials and details through digital product imagery for websites, presentations and campaigns.
3D animation
Make functions and processes visible through movement and considered camera work.
Brand worlds
Translate shapes, colours and surfaces from your brand system into spatial imagery.
Spaces
Show spaces and products in context, with considered lighting.
Variations
Develop colours, materials and viewpoints from one approved model.
Technical explanations
Show components and connections with views and animations that structure complex subjects.
Discuss your project
From the first model to a clear image.
Bring your product data, sketches or existing images. Together, we clarify the purpose, formats and level of detail. This defines the production scope.
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Our process
From brief to handover.
Purpose & use
We clarify the message, audience and uses. These define viewpoints, image formats and the required variations.
Data & models
We review existing CAD data, dimensions and references. We agree on missing details and necessary model changes with you.
Materials & lighting
Materials, colours and lighting set the visual direction. You review the look before we develop more variations.
Views & movement
We design camera views and, where needed, animation. Previews make composition, timing and function reviewable.
Rendering & handover
After approval, we prepare the agreed outputs. We define formats, resolution and scope of use in advance.
Working together
How we approach your project.
Brand as a reference
Colours, shapes and materials follow your brand system.
Reviewable models
Product data and references give details a verifiable basis.
Deliberate viewpoints
Each view answers a specific question about the product or space.
Planned variations
Colours and formats are considered early in the production scope.
Clear approvals
Look, model and movement are reviewed at agreed stages.
Suitable outputs
We prepare files for the applications agreed in advance.
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Project enquiry
Give your idea a form.
- Free, personalised advice within <24 hours
- Non-binding quote
Our experts are raring to go
Insights on content creation
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Questions about 3D & CGI
CGI means computer-generated imagery. 3D describes work with spatial models. These models can produce still renders or animations.
CAD data, dimensions, material specifications and photographs are useful. If there are no models, we assess modelling requirements from your references. You approve the technical details.
An approved model can be shown in different views and material variations. We agree on the versions needed in advance. This keeps scope and approvals clear.
CGI is useful for specific viewpoints, product variations or internal components. Photography captures real situations and people. The choice depends on the subject, available data and intended use.
We first agree on objectives and source data. We then review the model, visual language and any movement. You approve previews at agreed points before final outputs are produced.
Scope depends on model quality, detail, variations and animation. Resolution and the number of outputs also matter. We define the work in a proposal after reviewing your data.
Let’s discuss your project.
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