3D product modelling and visualisation

Product visuals for Irish brands, built in 3D.

Photoreal renders, clean 3D models and interactive viewers for your webshop or catalogue. Delivered remotely, in English, with working hours that overlap with Irish time.

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What I can build for you

013D product modellingAccurate, clean 3D models from photos, dimensions, drawings or CAD, including materials, logos and colour options.023D product visualisationPhotorealistic studio renders for catalogues, shops and campaigns, consistent across every angle and colour.033D product animationShort product films and loops from the same model: turntables, feature highlights, social and trade-show clips.043D models for your websiteLightweight GLB models with a viewer that rotates, zooms and switches colours, so shoppers can inspect the product.

How remote work with ATLAS looks

Fully remote: you send photos, dimensions or drawings; you receive files and renders. No site visit or shipping of samples is required for most products.
Time zone UTC+3 all year. Ireland is two to three hours behind, so the working day overlaps for most of the afternoon.
Projects are run in English by the person who models your product. No account managers in between.
Quotes are written per project, with scope, deliverables and formats stated up front. There are no list prices.

Who this is for

Typical needs from Irish brands and exporters:

Direct-to-consumer webshops that need consistent images across colours and variants
Producers selling into several EU markets who want one set of product visuals for every shop and catalogue
Equipment and device makers that need clear visuals for sales material and websites
Agencies that need a production partner for 3D product work

Process

Brief and referencesYou share the product, its intended use and any photos, dimensions or drawings. Missing information is clarified together.
Draft modelProportions and forms are built first and sent for your approval before details are added.
Details and materialsSurfaces, logos, stitching, screws and finishes are modelled and tested in studio lighting.
DeliveryFiles are delivered in the formats you need: renders (PNG/JPG), Blender, GLB/glTF, FBX or OBJ.

A real project: Aura Reformer

A set of 6 Pilates equipment products presented in a web viewer with a 3D colour picker offering 57 colours. Each product rotates, zooms and changes colour on the page.

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Questions

What do you need to start?

Clear photos of the product from several angles, dimensions if you have them, and technical drawings or CAD files if they exist. Anything missing can be clarified at the start.

Which files do I receive?

Depending on the use: renders as PNG/JPG, the source model as Blender, a lightweight GLB/glTF for the web, and FBX or OBJ if your pipeline needs them.

How is the price decided?

By the complexity of the product, the level of detail, the number of materials and the intended use. I prepare a written quote per project instead of using list prices.

Which language and time zone do you work in?

Projects are handled in English. My time zone is UTC+3 throughout the year, which overlaps with working hours in Europe, Ireland and the Gulf.

Guides

13 min read3D Colour Configurator for Products: How the Aura Reformer Colour Picker WorksSix pilates products and 57 upholstery colours: how model parts are tied to colour series, how the lighting was rebalanced, and what to plan if you want a configurator for your own range.16 min read3D Product Modelling Cost: What Affects the Price and How to Request a QuoteThere is no honest single number for 3D product modelling. This guide explains which factors move the price, how to prepare a request, how to compare quotes and how to control the budget through scope.12 min readHow to Add a Rotatable 3D Product Model to Your Website with model-viewerOne HTML tag is enough to place a GLB file on a page. Here is what the file needs, which attributes matter, and how to keep the page fast, accessible and honest on real devices.16 min readGLB and glTF Explained: Which 3D File Format to Use for the Web (and AR)What a GLB file contains, why it is the usual choice for 3D on the web, why it is not the same thing as an optimised model, and which format fits which job.13 min readProduct Photography or 3D Render for E-commerce? A Practical Decision GuideBoth methods produce product images, but they solve different problems. A practical comparison by product type, variant count, consistency, reuse and trust.14 min readWhat Is 3D Product Modelling? Process, File Formats and What Affects the PriceHow a digital twin of your product is built, where it is used and which factors shape the cost. A detailed starting guide for brands commissioning 3D work for the first time.

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Tell me about your product

A few sentences are enough. I reply by email with questions or a project quote. Projects are run in English.