3d VisualisationHaving recently graduated from jewellery design school I have become increasingly frustrated with trying to describe my ideas and show my drawings to the various manufacturers that will make my products. Before going into production, it is vital that the manufacturer fully understands what my design is meant to look like as the final product. The process is expensive since the materials are precious and rare so getting it wrong in the first few attempts is disastrous for me. I discovered that using
3d Visualisation is an extremely useful tool in getting my product of production perfect from the start. With
3d Visualisation, I go straight to the manufacturer who besides having the exact measurements get to see exactly how I want it to look when it is finished. This saves on loads of explanation and any potential misunderstanding between us.
3d Visualisation is not only useful for manufacturing products but also for interiors and exteriors of spaces. This aids not only clients but also planning officers and anyone else involved with the building. Seeing a plan on paper is a whole different story from seeing the actual room interior or exterior of a building in situ. Not everyone can visualise things from sketches on a paper. A picture really is worth a thousand words.
