need help - quick $$$$

[pshupe68]

Our firm has just been selected to go a little further in a design
competition for a $40 million project. I don't have the time, or the skill,
to develop these images and aninmation by myself. Please let me know if you are interested. I'm thinking that possibly sketch-up / VRay combination may
be the way to go. It will involve developing a building site, fairly
schematically, with a main project building that should have quite a bit of
"wow" factor.

All interested parties please contact me with portfolio or examples of your
work along with a basic fee schedule. The problem is time frame. I have a
little over 1 week from start, which may be early next week.

Regards Peter.

[jacksc02]

would love to help peter, but im too busy at the moment!

good luck!

[pshupe68]

Thanks anyway, jacksc02.

Anyone else??

Regards Peter.

[Da_elf]

im busy as well. besides there are better people than me to help hehe

[Dynedain]

Same here, would be insterested but don't have the time.

[dapeter]

I just PM'd you...

[siliconbauhaus]

are you after modeling help or what? I can help you out with the modeling part especially if you want to use sketch up

[pshupe68]

Thanks for the offer - I'll think about that and get back to you if I decide to go that way. If that is O.K. I am decent at modeling in Acad so I had thought I'd do most of the modeling in that and light and render in VIZ with Vray.

DO you have any samples? If something catches my eye it may be the way to go for this project. It is quite schematic.

Thanks again.

Regards Peter.

[siliconbauhaus]

something like this perhaps ?

[Da_elf]

that certainly is an interesting concept

[siliconbauhaus]

yeah....and they still cant make their minds up on it either mate. so many perutations I've started using the greek alphabet to name them now

[pshupe68]

Thanks to all for your interest. It looks like I'll have to make do with current resources. I really appreciate all the e-mails and I will definitely be keeping in touch with you guys. Thanks again.

Regards Peter.