Thread Geometry

Project goal: Create a series of unique artistic sketches (drafts) for jewelry micro-macrame using natural stones. I need ideas and visual concepts, not technical weaving diagrams or calculations of the number of knots. Stylistics and directions (to choose from): Boho-asymmetry: Off-centered designs, smooth "flowing" threads to one side, lively shapes, asymmetrical decorative elements around the stone. Elvish style / Flowing lines: Smooth, rounded, organic curves reminiscent of intertwining vines, sea waves, leaf textures, etc. What needs to be done: Develop 3–5 variants of necklace sketches in color. Format: neat colored sketches (hand-drawn on a tablet or high-quality marker/watercolor sketches). Requirements for the sketch: Focus on the stone: A natural stone must be at the center or base of the composition (the stone and thread color can be chosen in any combination for inspiration). The photo shows options for stones on a linen grid (1cm), each stone should have a basic wrapping (2-3 mm). Texture of the threads: The drawing should visually imitate the plasticity of the threads (i.e., the pattern consists of lines, braids, curls, and smooth transitions, not solid filled areas). Color solution: The sketches must be strictly executed in the palette of my materials (photos of thread and stone colors are attached to the task). Please use these shades to create harmonious combinations. Detailing: Adding small accents to the sketch is welcome — beads or sequins or even thin chains embedded in the smooth lines of the threads. Materials I provide (in the attachment): 1 Photo of my stones (to understand their shape and color). 2 Photos of the available thread palette. 3 Photo of my finished product (exclusively for understanding the scale, thread thickness 1mm, knitting thickness 2mm — this style does not need to be copied). I leave the choice and combination of materials to your taste. Therefore, I must warn that most of the labradorite stones change shade depending on the angle of light. If you choose them, I will send a video with the selected stones :) Submission format: Files in JPEG/PNG format in good resolution.

We are looking for a person with experience in designing sheet metal elements intended for laser cutting. We need the preparation of about 3–4 new designs of decorative metal spheres. The spheres are made from several flat laser-cut elements, which are then bent on a special mold and welded together to create a three-dimensional sphere. Example of the finished product: https://kapaga.pl/products/kula-ogrodowa-z-rdzewionej-stali-metalowa-dekoracja-na-swiece-3-rozmiary We are attaching a DXF file of the existing project. The file shows: the shape of a single element from which the sphere is assembled, the arrangement of the pattern, the places of joining and welding of the elements, the proportions and technology of product execution. Scope of work: preparation of 3–4 new, distinct designs, maintaining the external shape and dimensions of the element according to the submitted DXF file, designing patterns suitable for laser cutting from sheet metal, considering the subsequent bending of elements on the mold, preparing technically correct DXF files, possible introduction of minor corrections after performing a test cut. The motifs can be related to flowers, leaves, grasses, or simple decorative patterns. We are also open to the designer's proposals. Technical requirements: all elements of the pattern must be properly connected to the main part of the sheet, after cutting, no significant fragment can fall out, very small details, thin bridges, and too many short cutting lines should be avoided, the pattern should be aesthetic but also as economical as possible in production, lines in the DXF file must be closed, without duplicates, overlapping contours, and unnecessary points, the project must be directly suitable for preparing the program for the laser. Expected files: separate DXF file for each design, source files, e.g., DWG, CDR, AI, SVG, or the CAD program format in which the project was created, preview of each design in PDF, JPG, or PNG format. Please send: examples of previous laser cutting projects, information on which program the designs will be made in, the price for preparing 3–4 designs, information on how many corrections are included in the quoted price. The most important thing for us is experience in designing for actual laser cutting. We are not looking solely for visualizations or randomly generated graphics – we need technically correct production files. DXF: https://megawrzuta.pl/k4szwlve

Development of a price list and catalog of medical devices It is necessary (to refine!) a modern and professional price list and product catalog for the company's medical devices. 1. Price list Requirements: unified corporate style; company logo and contact information; convenient structure by product categories; formats: Excel + PDF. 2. Product catalog Requirements: modern and presentable design; branding in the company's style; high-quality product photographs; company contact information on the last page; formats: PDF for sending to clients and an editable version.

Need seamless textures for canvas frames (based on photo references) There is a 3D project in Blender (frames for canvas gallery wrap). Textures for the frames are needed. Task: create/select seamless tile textures that closely resemble the photos in color and texture based on photographs of real frames. I will provide macro photos of the corners of real frames under different lighting — one or two references for each of the 6 materials (metals and wood). What is needed for each material: seamless tile without visible seams and noticeable pattern repetition “delighted”: without baked highlights and shadows from the original photo 4K, PNG Optional (a plus, but not required): If you can provide a complete PBR set of maps (normal, roughness, metallic, height/AO) right away — that’s a plus. But the main criterion is the similarity of the texture itself to the reference; we will extract the maps on our side if necessary. Important: we specifically need tile textures of the material, not a photo overlay of the frame on the model the main acceptance criterion is visual similarity to the reference in color and texture ready-made textures from stock are acceptable if they truly match the reference — the result is what matters, not the method Deliver: an archive with textures (one folder per material) + a preview for tile checking. Tool of your choice — I will evaluate based on the final similarity.

We are launching a series of DIY paper 3D animal figures — they are assembled without glue or tape, only precise cuts and connection locks. Each figure is a separate model with its own unfolding. I am attaching a style reference in the image (crane) — approximately the level of detail, stylization, and silhouette needed. Task: Model a 3D shape of an animal (stylized, not photorealistic) Develop an unfolding for printing on paper/cardboard Think through locks for assembly without glue Break the model into parts convenient for cutting Requirements for the performer: Experience in paper-craft / low-poly modeling Understanding of unfoldings for physical paper (not just 3D render) Portfolio with similar works — mandatory Budget: negotiable. In your response, please indicate your estimated cost for one model (3D development + unfolding + locks) — this will help us decide faster. In your response, please indicate immediately: Cost for 1 model Estimated completion time Link to portfolio with similar works Details and additional references will be provided in correspondence with those who respond.