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Skills

  • 3D Lighting
  • 3D Modeling
  • 3D Rendering
  • 3ds Max
  • Image Editing
  • Photography
  • Product Photography
  • 3D Animation
  • 3D Product Visualization
  • 3D Texturing
  • 3D Visualisation
  • Color Correction
  • Lightroom
  • Photo Retouching
  • Photoshop

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Services

  • 3D Product Renders Like Real Photos

    $20/hr Starting at $200 Ongoing

    Dedicated Resource

    I'm a Professional 3D Artist and Commercial Photographer based in the Philippines. You're hiring me because you're looking for photorealistic 3D renders of your existing or imagined products with that...

    3D Animation3D Lighting3D Modeling3D Product Visualization3D Rendering

About

Hyperreal 3D Artist

I have spent the last 18 years creating images. I started as a graphic artist; later got into 3D CGi, animation & VFX; then finally working as a professional photographer. Over the years, I learned a fundamental lesson - it's all about the message (visual communication). Every project has an end result in mind, a desired effect, and a target audience. As an image creator, I must use every tool at my disposal to produce that effect in the images that I create.

I earned my bachelor's degree in Architecture in the University of San Carlos, Cebu City. Two years before graduating, I had started work as a graphic artist for a Japanese multimedia company. Later, I got into 3D CGi and worked as a 3D architectural visualization artist while still in Cebu. Not long after that, I was hired to work for a Japanese VFX company, Terabyte, Inc. I worked and lived in Japan for two years as part of the CGi Visual Effects team that worked on the show Madan Senki Ryukendo. When I came back to Cebu, I reinvented myself as a photographer working professionally beginning in 2012 up to the present. Just recently, I founded HAYAG, a brand focused on the creation of hyperrealistic 3D CG imagery.

Work Terms

I prefer to work in my own time with minimal supervision. This means I require clear and definitive instructions from the client/employer. If not hourly, payment may be arranged on a via milestones. If the concerns are not immediate, I prefer emails for communication, but if feedback is time sensitive, a chat may be more suited. For extremely tight schedules, voice calls may be a better option.

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