Gustav Morving
Gustav Morving
Many companies have a capable designer who has started doing 3D without being trained in it. I am the sparring partner who helps with the concrete challenges, shows how to approach each task and lifts the quality. You keep production in-house, and your designer gets an expert to ask whenever they need one.
Is this for you?
01
No 3D education, but the task has landed. I teach from the ground up and point at what actually matters, so weeks are not lost on dead ends.
02
The images are not quite good enough for brochures, the website or proposals. It is often down to light, materials and camera, and it can be fixed quickly.
03
You are thinking about making visualizations yourselves instead of buying them. I help choose software, setup and a workflow that lasts.
What I can help with
Interface, modelling and a structure so projects do not end up a mess.
Scene setup, lighting and materials in Adobe Stager.
When the image looks artificial and you cannot tell why.
Wood, concrete, glass and metal that look real.
Models from CAD, SketchUp and architect drawings into 3D without mess.
Faster renders and images that work in marketing.
You tell me who works with 3D, which software you use and where it gets stuck. I will tell you honestly whether mentoring is the right fit.
Online via screen share or in person at your office. We work on your own projects and solve the concrete problems in real time.
Your designer can write or call when they need help. Some choose a fixed monthly hour, others only come in when needed.
Consulting is billed by the time used. You get a concrete quote after the first chat, so you know the cost before we start.
Online sessions can be set up at short notice. On-site visits are arranged by location.
No, it is a good time. It is much easier to learn the right workflow from the start than to unlearn bad habits later.
No. I have worked with architecture, interiors and products, and the principles of light, materials and composition are the same. I get up to speed on your industry as we go.
Yes. I work in Blender daily and know Stager, and I can help choose the right tool for each task.
I can, if that is what you need. But mentoring is for teams who want to keep production in-house and get better at it. If you want finished images, see my 3D visualization.
Yes. Screen sharing and a conversation cover most of it. On-site is also possible if it makes sense for you.
Then it is a single session. There is no lock-in and no obligation to continue.
Write a few lines about who works with 3D at your company and where you run into trouble. I will come back with an honest answer.
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