Filip W.

I build photorealistic 3D product renders and architectural animations that make your project look finished before it's built, using a physically-based pipeline (Blender/Octane, Houdini) that gets materials and lighting right the first time. If you need CGI that reads as real, not "obviously rendered," you're in the right profile. GOOD FIT IF YOU'RE: ✅ A product or e-commerce brand needing studio-quality renders for listings, ads, or launches, without booking a physical photo shoot ✅ An architecture firm or real estate developer needing visualizations or animations for pitches, planning submissions, or marketing ✅ A jewelry, luxury goods, or material-driven brand needing optically accurate CGI; glass, metal, gemstones, fabric, liquids ✅ A company needing a technical or explainer animation that actually shows how something works; mechanisms, assembly, internal processes ✅ A studio that needs hard-surface 3D assets or procedural simulation work; fluids, destruction, growth, built to spec THE PROBLEM I USUALLY GET HIRED TO FIX: ❌ Renders that look "almost real" but land in the uncanny valley; flat lighting, materials that don't hold up ❌ A previous freelancer who missed the deadline or went quiet mid-project ❌ Needing someone who understands the technical/physical side, not just "make it pretty" ❌ Re-explaining the same brief three times because the artist doesn't grasp the process or industry ❌ Paying for physical prototypes, samples, or location shoots that 3D could replace for less WHAT CHANGES WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER: ⭐ Materials and lighting built on a physically-based pipeline, so the render holds up under close scrutiny, not just at thumbnail size ⭐ One person handling both the artistic and technical side, no handoff friction between "the animator" and "the tech person" ⭐ Clear milestones and check-ins, so you're never chasing an update ⭐ Deliverables sized and formatted for where they're actually going — web, print, pitch deck, ad platform specs ⭐ Comfortable taking on technical, procedural, or scientific briefs that generalist 3D artists turn down NOT A GOOD FIT IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR: ❌ The lowest bid with a 24-hour turnaround and no room for revisions ❌ A project with no reference material or clear direction, expecting the artist to guess ❌ An open-ended "unlimited revisions" scope with no fixed brief ABOUT ME: Ireland-based 3D artist and educator running FW3D on YouTube, a studio spanning product CGI, architectural visualization, and technical animation. Currently finishing a degree in Creative Design while working across direct client projects and 3D marketplace asset sales, on a pipeline built around Blender/Octane, Houdini, and Substance Painter.