Variants are easy – and cost-effective

With CGI, variants on an original design are extremely cost effective to produce. This is because much of the work has already been done modelling the original asset. Colour and other variations can be achieved in no time at all.

At Redhound Studios, we store your data for future changes so there’s no need to start from scratch when improvements are added to existing designs. Digital data does not fade or deteriorate over time, while revisiting existing files for updates is simple and can be done at any stage. This is ideal if you develop multiple designs over an extended period, as you can keep track of all products both current and in development.

Not just Pretty Pictures

Companies everywhere, large and small, are now seeing the enormous value that CGI services can offer. This is crucial when selling products is fiercely competitive and acquiring funds for projects challenging.

The benefits are many, while it’s fast becoming an expectation to produce them – and not always for obvious reasons. CGI’s undisputed power in making make your product presentation more dynamic and effective is old news. However, it’s not just about pretty pictures. Smarter organisations look beyond for the real benefits.

Many companies have great ideas, but require investment to succeed in manufacturing and marketing their products. The problem is raising interest from investors with a limited initial budget. When seeking funding, CGI has been proven to be the preferred method for some time. Presenting professional visuals to potential investors and stakeholders yields a much higher rate of success.

Investors need visual representation of a proposal to make a rapid and informed decision. CGI can expedite the decision-making process, and be the difference between success and failure. Whether it’s showing a newly proposed building seamlessly integrated into its surroundings, or displaying exactly how a product will look, it’s vitally important to show a product in the best possible light.

Beyond the figures, no investor wants to be presented with technical drawings, spreadsheets and data they have to interpret themselves. They want to know ‘what it does’, ‘how it does it’ and ‘what it looks like out of the box’. The same goes for a buying public for whom consumption starts with aspirational images.

You owe it to yourself and your company to give your idea or concept the best chance of success. Which means you need to consider CGI.