Wood is a living material. In CGI, I simulate the fine depth of pores and the natural refraction of light within the grain. This results in visualizations that go far beyond standard 3D renderings.

Through the subtle interplay of matte and gloss effects, I ensure that even experts can no longer distinguish between the digital image and the physical exhibit.

Whether it’s hand-brushed aluminum or deep-gloss piano lacquer—every surface reacts physically correct to its environment. This level of detail is essential for high-end product visualizations.

This visual precision conveys the technical value and craftsmanship that your customers expect from a premium product.

Test material combinations digitally. CGI allows you to compare different veneer types and finishes within the shortest possible time.

This accelerates design decisions and provides your marketing with a complete range of product variants through professional material visualization—well before production begins.

I achieve maximum authenticity by combining material science with a technical data basis. In my CGI workflow, CAD data and physical light calculations merge seamlessly.

The result is imagery that isn’t just "beautiful," but represents technically exact replicas of your engineering performance.

Photorealistic materials become particularly effective when customers can discover them for themselves. Through interactive 360-degree views, the play of light on surfaces becomes dynamically tangible.

• Real-time reflections on metallic surfaces.
• Haptic depth through Bump & Displacement mapping.

Photorealistic materials transform a technical object into a desirable premium exhibit. They give the customer the confidence to invest in true craftsmanship.

Utilize the strategic benefits of 3D visualization to communicate your product quality without compromise, even during the early acquisition phase.