I’m looking for a Blender-savvy artist to turn my schematic idea into a clean, technical 3D diagram. The scene is simple and academic in feel—grey and white base colours, minimal shading, and moderate-detail stick figures. An external plane, an internal plane, and a bridging object form the core layout. On the left I need bubble clusters to represent user networks; on the right and top, floating text blocks and lists. Directional arrows must clearly show item exchanges and data flows, all labelled for easy reading. Keep the overall style technical and precise rather than hand-drawn, and make the central “platform” pop subtly with shading so it stands out. Deliverables: • Native .blend file with all geometry and editable labels (or labels on a separate layer). • Three static renders: front/side, top, and a perspective view. • One orthographic projection. • Optional transparent PNG exports for quick slide integration. I don’t need photorealism—just a crisp, well-organised blueprint that can be tweaked later.