Editing images through neural networks

Project Description I am looking for a specialist for regular collaboration in preparing 3D models for printing on a 3D printer. Requirements: correction of the model's geometry; removal of artifacts; correction of faces, hands, and small details; closing holes and checking the model for errors; combining all elements into a cohesive model; preparation of an STL file, fully ready for printing. Requirements for the performer: experience working in Blender, ZBrush, or Meshmixer; experience in preparing models specifically for 3D printing; attention to detail; having a portfolio will be an advantage. In your response, please indicate: examples of completed works; cost of preparing one model; estimated completion time. I am considering long-term collaboration. This text looks professional, does not reveal that the models are generated by neural networks, and immediately filters out performers without experience in preparing models specifically for 3D printing.

1. Title Motion Designer: Lottie Animation of Face Analysis for Landing (Web, Vector)2. What We Do One vector animation is needed for the hero section of the landing page of a web product (AI face analysis, playful format). Plot: a stylized wireframe face (linear, semi-transparent, drawn by an artist — not a photo). Landmark points (eyes, nose, jawline, eyebrows) sequentially "sit" on it, with a light grid built between them. In the end, 2–3 small score cards gently "fly out" from the face (e.g. Curiosity 88 / 100). Behavior: build-in on load (the grid builds up, cards appear, ~3–4 s) → then a quiet seamless loop (~8–12 s): the grid barely "breathes," cards gently pulse. No sharp movements.3. Style Aesthetics: editorial, clinical, grey — calm light "studio air," thin lines, soft light from within. Tone reference — QOVES face-analysis (premium "medical-analytical report" × magazine spread). Important — tone: this is a playful vibe analysis, NOT a medical scan and NOT facial recognition. No IDENTIFIED frames, crosshairs, red, "security" HUD, cyber-neon. Points and annotations should feel interesting and light, not like biometric surveillance. Palette and typography — strictly according to the extract at the end of this document (adherence to the palette is a condition for acceptance). References I am adding: QOVES aesthetics + 2–3 examples of Lottie in grey-clinical / wireframe style + a screenshot of the hero where the animation will be (there are glass cards nearby — the animation should coexist with them, not compete).4. Technical Requirements Format: Lottie JSON, transparent background. File size: ≤ 150 KB (ideal ~80–100 KB). 30 fps. No raster images inside — everything is vector (no embedded PNG/JPG). Minimum masks and large gradients; no effects that Lottie does not render natively (complex blur, some merge-paths). Must test export specifically in the web player (lottie-web / LottieFiles preview), not just in After Effects. Mobile: plays correctly and reads on real iOS Safari and Android Chrome; on a narrow column, the face/grid is not cut off, cards do not exceed boundaries; smoothly on budget Android. Artboard that scales cleanly in the range of ~360–700px width. Delivered with a reduced-motion frame — static final state (built grid + cards) for prefers-reduced-motion.5. Deliverables + Rights The contractor delivers: Lottie JSON for the landing. Reduced-motion static frame (SVG or PNG). Editable source file — After Effects project file (.aep) with all layers and labeled groups. (Optional / bonus) "quiet" light version for the login page from the same layers — if you stay within budget; otherwise, it will be moved to the next stage. Rights: full transfer of exclusive property rights + unlimited commercial use. The contractor confirms that all elements are original or licensed for commercial use. Fonts in the cards — free Google Fonts (Hanken Grotesk, JetBrains Mono), no paid font traps.6. Process Style frame on the first day — one static frame of the future animation for style approval. I confirm the same day. After my "okay" — animation. 2 rounds of revisions included in the price. Payment in stages through Safe agreement: part after style frame approval, the rest — after acceptance of final files. Important quick start: style frame on the first day, so respond only if you are truly available now.7. Budget and Timeline Budget: $150 for the full scope with deliverables and rights (fixed). Timeline: 4 days from the start.8. What to Send in Response 1–2 works specifically in Lottie / motion (not just static illustrations). Short comment: how you see this style according to our reference. Confirmation that you can start immediately and provide a style frame on the first day. Responses without Lottie examples and without a style comment will not be considered.Palette Extract (to be given to the selected contractor) This is all the color/typography information needed by the artist. Full CSS/repository is not provided. Background: neutral light #f2f5f7. Grid lines, face outline, text: grey "ink" tones —#1f2730 (main), #56606c (secondary), #8a93a0 (lighter). Single accent — only on landmark points: grey-slate #505c65 (deeper variant #3b4651). No other accents should be used. Prohibited: any other colors, saturated gradients, rainbows, neon, red, heavy shadows. Shadows — only soft, low opacity, with a cool tint. Score cards (trait-reveal): semi-transparent "glass" tiles (frosted, light blur, thin light edge); large number — thin weight 300, elegant, not bold; label — small mono-font, ALL CAPS, spaced tracking. Fonts: Hanken Grotesk — trait names, labels (weight 300–500). JetBrains Mono — small labels, indices, digital signatures (e.g. / 100). Tone in one line: calm almost white studio air, illuminated from within; thin lines; one grey-slate accent touches only the grid nodes.

Develop a label design for a sanitizer 5 pcs In one style, branded but with different slogans Approximately like in image 2 All 5 pieces are different with varying color schemes The sanitizer bottle is transparent I kindly ask for a sample from you to understand your vision of style and design

We are looking for a specialist who works professionally with AI-generated images for commercial web projects. We need a person who can create high-quality, stylistically consistent images, work with references, and achieve predictable results. Project #1 — AI Illustrations It is necessary to create a series of AI images for a commercial web project. What needs to be done: create about 20+ illustrations with characters; characters must be unique, but made in the style of the provided references (not copies); create different poses, angles, and compositions of the characters; prepare several additional illustrations for the blog in the same style; ensure a consistent style across all images. Project #2 — AI Product Images It is necessary to enhance product photographs on the website using AI. What needs to be done: create new professional product images based on existing photographs; make them more high-quality and attractive; maximally preserve the shape, details, and features of each product; bring all images to a unified style; the result should look like professional commercial product photography. Requirements experience in commercial AI image generation; ability to work with references; experience in creating series of illustrations in a unified style; experience in character generation; experience in enhancing or creating product photos will be an advantage; attention to detail; responsibility and adherence to deadlines. It would be a plus experience working with Midjourney, Flux, Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI, ChatGPT Images, or other AI tools; image post-processing skills (Photoshop or similar programs). To respond, please provide a portfolio specifically with AI projects; examples of similar works (characters, commercial illustrations, product photos, etc.); a brief description of your experience with AI Image Generation; a list of AI tools you use; an approximate hourly rate or pricing calculation principle. Important: we only consider candidates with a portfolio. After reviewing your experience, we will provide detailed references and a technical task in private correspondence. After that, you will be able to estimate the cost of completing each of the two projects separately. Collaboration format: project work.

We are looking for an experienced packaging designer to help create a bright, modern, and competitive packaging for a new children's set that will be sold on Amazon (USA). We are interested in not just a beautiful design, but packaging that will attract attention, clearly demonstrate the contents of the set, and help increase sales. What needs to be done A design needs to be created that: immediately explains to the buyer what the product is; beautifully showcases the contents of the set; has a professional and thoughtful composition; stands out among competitors on Amazon; looks premium and modern. What skills we need We are looking for a designer who can: create a professional composition with a large number of items; beautifully arrange 30+ elements of the set on the packaging; work with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop; create or professionally refine images using AI (for example, a realistic hand squeezing a ball); draw or stylize an attractive product name (typography); create modern packaging design ready for print. It will be an advantage Experience with: packaging for children's products; DIY sets; creative sets; STEM sets; packaging for Amazon; children's toys. What we ask you to send Please include in your application: examples of packaging you have created; examples of children's products or toys; works that feature a composition with a large number of items; an estimated cost for developing just the front side of the box; estimated completion times. Important We are looking for not just a graphic designer, but a specialist who understands how to create packaging that effectively sells products on Amazon. It is important for us to find someone who can combine strong composition, attractive typography, modern tools (including AI), and a commercial approach to design.