Small project
£500
to £1,500
Single product, multiple renders.
- Clean front views for e-commerce
- Built from existing CAD or simple reference
- One-off, or come back for new ranges
The CGI rescue call you make when the brief goes sideways.
When your usual freelancer is on holiday, your in-house 3D team is flat out, or the client has just moved the deadline, you get photoreal product renders straight from CAD, delivered by one specialist with no agency layer sitting in between.
Cost and timing back within a day.
Twenty years of behind-the-scenes CGI for agencies working with brands you'd recognise.
- Johnnie Walker
- Orbit
- Majority
- Dalmore
- Evercade
- JCC
- Vitabiotics
- Ice Fresh Foods
- Johnnie Walker
- Orbit
- Majority
- Dalmore
- Evercade
- JCC
- Vitabiotics
- Ice Fresh Foods
Your CGI supplier has let you down again, and the deadline hasn't shifted an inch.
Chances are one of these emails has already landed in your inbox this quarter:
- Your usual freelancer has gone quiet for five days and the launch is three weeks out.
- Pitch feedback has landed, and the visuals weren't strong enough to carry it.
- The reshoot quote came back at £8k, and there's nowhere near that in the budget.
- The photoshoot proofs are in, and roughly half of them aren't usable.
- Your in-house 3D lead is on annual leave, and the brief needs a hero shot by Friday.
- The brand has just signed off matte instead of gloss, with a sales meeting on Tuesday.
- The client wants the full range in five colourways, and three of them don't exist yet.
- The brief says photoreal, but the product itself hasn't been built.
I've been the rescue call on every one of these for the last twenty years, photoreal product CGI worked up directly from your CAD files, by one specialist, with a quote back the same day. Send me yours and I'll tell you what I can do with it.
Four steps from CAD or brief to final asset, with a quote in a day.
- 01Send
Send a CAD file, brief, or rough idea. Cost and timing back within 24 hours.
- 02Build
3D assets modelled from your files, with materials and lighting set up to match the reference.
- 03Approve
Test renders sent for approval. Revisions handled in the same round.
- 04Deliver
Final renders delivered online, ready to drop into pitch decks, packaging, campaigns or e-commerce.
Straightforward pricing, fixed per project, with a quote in a day.
Most projects · Medium
£1,600
to £5,000
Multiple or complex products with range variants or 3D animations in full HD.
- Imported from your existing CAD files
- Consistency across colourways and ranges
- 360 rotations or short product-tour animations
Large project
£6,000
to £12,000+
Stills, animation and product launch trailers across a full range.
- Full HD animations, storyboarded, complex motion
- Multi-market variants and colourways at scale
- Multiple animations for complex product configurations
White-labelled as standard. Fixed quote back within 24 hours, and an NDA on request.
Motion your client can sign off from a link.
Product trailers, 360 rotations and exploded-view sequences built from the same CAD file as the stills, ready to drop into a pitch deck or a launch campaign.
Named work. Real outcomes.
I appointed Damian to create 3 bespoke CGI images for three new launches I was creating at the time. I had very limited knowledge about CGI, but Damian gave me a greater understanding, and his work spoke for itself. The CGI image is now part of an Award Winning Ice Cream Brand which sold over 1,000,000 units at retail. Highly recommended, and very competitive on price.
“I used Damian for a few projects during my time as Art Director on EMPIRE magazine. He was great to work with and produced some excellent results, all the time listening to our brief.”
“The skill to bring to life some plastic bags boxing each other, was truly amazing. Great to work with Damian on such a fiddly challenging project.”
One person on your brief from CAD to final asset.
I'm Damian Ram, and for the last twenty years I've been the CGI specialist agencies quietly call when they need photoreal product renders they can put straight in front of a client.
Everything runs through Autodesk Maya and V-Ray, and every SKU, colourway and camera angle is pulled from a single CAD file so the range stays visually consistent end to end.
I work behind the scenes so you look brilliant in front of your client, no account-manager layer, and the same person on your brief from the first reply through to the final asset. Based in Hampshire, UK, working with agencies everywhere.
Save the estimate link and ping me the moment the brief lands.
What's probably stopping you sending the brief, answered straight.
“We already have a CGI freelancer.”
Good, keep working with them. I'm not looking to replace anyone, just to be the second name in your contacts: the one you call when yours is unavailable, when the brief needs more depth than they usually hit, or when the deadline has moved on you overnight.
“We have in-house 3D.”
That's ideal, right up until they're on annual leave, off sick, or already juggling three other briefs. Think of me as the overflow call for the weeks when your team genuinely can't take on one more.
“Solo suppliers feel risky.”
One person on your project means no account-manager telephone game and no artist swap halfway through the job. You get twenty years of brand work behind the reliability, with the same person on your brief from the first reply to the final asset.
“Our client wants detail we can't get elsewhere.”
That's most of what I do, the "very detailed, very realistic" briefs that generalist freelancers tend to miss by a few degrees. Autodesk Maya, V-Ray, and twenty years of learning what makes materials actually read as real. Send me the toughest thing on your desk and I'll tell you what I can do with it.
“We haven't got a live brief right now.”
Save the link anyway. Somewhere in the next few weeks your freelancer will go quiet, the client will change a colourway, or a pitch deadline will jump forward, that's the moment to send the CAD over.
What you're probably wondering.
Send the brief and get a quote back within 24 hours.
A CAD file, a sketch, or a rough idea, whatever the client has put in front of you.