Who we work with

Six audiences — six definitions of a good image.

An assessor, a buyer and an awards jury are not looking for the same thing, and imagery built for one frequently fails the others. Each page below says what the work has to do — including when the honest answer is that you don’t need our tier.

3D exterior rendering of a two-storey home in textured grey render with two steep gables, black grid windows lit from inside, wall lanterns and a timber garage door at dusk

Architects

Competition boards, client presentations and award submissions, at the standard your drawings already set.

3D streetscape rendering of a corner view of two-storey townhouses with balconies, white pergola hoods, dark brick bases and purple-leaf street trees, with people walking on the footpath

Developers

Campaign imagery that has to sell a building years before anyone can walk through it.

3D exterior rendering of a wide single-storey white home with gabled wings, a whitewashed stone chimney, a long garage wing and a broad lawn in front

Luxury Builders

For builders competing on craft, with imagery that shows the detail rather than hiding it.

3D interior rendering of an open-plan living and dining room with a travertine-look kitchen, timber-framed armchairs, a cream sofa and a large abstract painting over a timber sideboard

Interior Designers

Schemes rendered with the joinery, finishes and lighting you actually specified.

Aerial 3D rendering of single-storey villa units with terracotta roofs around a shared driveway

Planning Consultants

Defensible imagery for submissions, built on real survey and context data.

3D rendering of a concrete warehouse with a two-level glazed office front and roller doors after rain, the wet slab reflecting the building

Commercial & Industrial

Imagery that leases warehouses, offices and hotels before they are built — accurate enough for people who read plans for a living.

Not sure which fits?

Start from what the image has to do

Getting a planning submission through Planning Consultants →
Selling homes or apartments before they are built Developers →
Leasing or selling warehouses, offices or hotels Commercial & Industrial →
Winning a competition, a client or an award Architects →
Selling one custom home to one client Luxury Builders →
Getting an interior scheme approved Interior Designers →

Whoever it is for

What every project gets

A fixed price, a written scope and a delivery date within two business hours of the brief
Camera and light approved on a grey-box before any material work starts
One senior artist from the first model to the final grade
Delivery in the formats you need — print, web, social crops, and layered files on request
No deposit for registered businesses

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In Australia · October 2026

The Australian rules each audience works under

Each page below has a short section on the local rules, with the official sources.