I’m ready to commission a fully-fledged 3D throne—something that immediately reads as “kingly” the moment you see it. I haven’t locked the piece into any single style or material palette yet, so you’ll have the creative room to pitch look-and-feel options and guide me on what will make the model truly stand out. My priority is a clean, production-ready asset that I can drop straight into visualization scenes or pass along to a manufacturer for prototyping. That means watertight geometry, well-laid UVs, and textures that hold up when the camera gets close. You’re free to work in Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, ZBrush—whatever pipeline you’re strongest in—as long as the final files open flawlessly on my end. Deliverables I’ll need: • Native project file plus FBX/OBJ export • PBR texture set (4K minimum) or a Substance Painter archive • Two beauty renders showing front and three-quarter views against a neutral studio backdrop Before we get started, show me a couple of throne-inspired references from your portfolio or a quick moodboard sketch so I can see we’re on the same page. Once approved, you can move straight into blocking, sculpting, retopology, and final detailing. If you’ve got questions about dimensions, ornamentation, or ergonomics, let’s hash them out early to keep the iteration cycle tight.