I need a Rhino-savvy booth designer to turn a hand-drawn concept into production-ready CAD files and photo-realistic renders for an upcoming exhibition. I will supply a dimensioned sketch along with clear notes on logo placement, the approved colour palette, and the client’s key tagline so you can weave all branding elements seamlessly into the structure. The assignment centres on two deliverables: a clean, well-organised 3D model (Rhino preferred, but SolidWorks, SketchUp, or similar CAD is fine if you can export the native files and DWG) and a set of high-resolution visuals that show the stand from multiple angles under realistic lighting. Think hero shots suitable for client sign-off as well as more technical orthographic views for fabrication. I’m looking for someone who has already produced exhibition or retail environments in Rhino and can point to that experience. If you’ve handled colour-accurate materials, complex curves, or integrated lighting in your renders, let me know—those skills will be invaluable here. Timeline is tight once we kick off, so your ability to iterate quickly and supply layered source files for last-minute tweaks will be a plus. When you respond, please focus on your direct experience with exhibition stands and Rhino modelling/rendering rather than sending a generic portfolio.