Hi,

I'm looking for someone to create realistic room interiors showing my company's products in attractive settings. Animation is not necessary, though showing different camera angles and maybe even a "fly over" animation would be useful. Ideally it would be great to find someone local (Danbury, Connecticut) because I'd like to get some A:M tutoring too. But this is not mandatory.

My company makes acoustic panels, and it's more practical to draw a model than find a beautiful home and ask permission to drill holes in the walls to mount them! Below are a few photos of real rooms with our products along the lines of what I'm looking for. My intent is also to show how these large panels can be partially hidden behind ficus trees and wall hangings etc.

You can contact me by email through my company's site:

http://www.realtraps.com/contact.htm

Or call me during the day (Eastern time) at 860-350-8188.

Thanks.

Ethan Winer
RealTraps

Hey Ethan,

Let me know by private email if you want and perhaps we can cost share on this, if you don't mind...

http://www.gentlechifitness.com/wip.htm

I am pushing for the art deco style house if that interest you. It has a 4 panel glass door in the back for the rec room. I am thinking about entering this house for the architectural contest for february. I am already working for Karl. so if you 2 want to collaborate something, its all good.

ruscular@msn.com

Just to let everyone know that I found someone for this job. Thanks to all who replied!

I'm still hoping to hear from anyone local to me - between Hartford Connecticut and New York City - who's willing to do a bit of A:M tutoring for hire.

--Ethan

Thanks for the thought. I already found someone who can work with photos of existing rooms I have in mind, but modified to suit my purposes.

--Ethan

Ethan- Have you looked at the hashfrapper? It's a neat website that shows 'who lives where'...so to speak.

Good luck with your product!

http://www.frappr.com/hashfrapper

John,

> Have you looked at the hashfrapper? <

Wow, very cool, thanks. I see several people within an hour of me, but it's not clear who'd welcome the opportunity to help me!

--Ethan