Whatever is on your desk
tonight — lit at dusk,
back by tomorrow.
Every project has a 6pm version — warm windows, a settling sky, the shot that makes a client stop scrolling. Send us the one you are working on right now and we will make that image, free, and have it in your inbox inside 24 hours.
You have clicked past enough links. This one is a thing you can just have.
No landing form. No discovery call. No account to create before you see a pixel. To claim your free dusk render, you send us three things in a single reply — and we take it from there.
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Your scheme
Whatever is live on your desk — a model (SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, 3ds Max, ArchiCAD) or a clean CAD/PDF set. House, tower, plaza, campus. Any building type.
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The one view
Mark the single angle you would actually put in front of a client. One camera, done properly.
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Hit send
That is the whole ask. No form to fill, no call to book, no account to make. We reply, confirm the angle, and start the clock.
That is genuinely it. Reply, and the clock starts.
A house tonight. A tower tomorrow. Same warm hour.
"Dusk render" is not a residential-only trick. Here is the same treatment across three very different schemes — an office court, an apartment block, a whole mixed-use street — all real Praxis work, none retouched. This is the standard your free still is held to.
Office / commercial
Apartments / multi-family
Mixed-use / retail From your model to your inbox, in a single turn of the day.
Most studios quote you a week and then a change order. We would rather show you what one focused overnight looks like — on your own scheme, with nothing riding on it.
- Tonight
You send it
One reply with your model and the view. It lands in the queue the moment it arrives.
- Within the hour
We lock the angle
A real artist looks at your scheme, confirms the camera, and tells you straight if the window is doable.
- Overnight
We light it at dusk
Camera set, materials dressed, interiors warmed, sky dropped to that 6pm blue. The image that makes a client lean in.
- This time tomorrow
It is in your inbox
One finished, full-resolution dusk still. No watermark, no attribution. Yours to put anywhere.
Because a render is easier to trust than a pitch.
We could write you three paragraphs about how we light a scheme. It lands better to just do it — on your project, at full quality, on our clock instead of your budget. If the dusk still earns a place in your next presentation, we will talk about the rest of the set. If it doesn’t, you keep the image and we part as friends. No trial wall, no upsell, no "first render" asterisk.
Is this just another gallery link?
No — that is exactly the thing we are not doing. This is not a "browse our portfolio" link. It is one specific thing you can have: a finished dusk render of your own scheme, back inside a day. The examples below are just proof of the standard, not the offer.
Really 24 hours?
That is the target once we have your model and the view, and we hit it the large majority of the time. If your scheme is genuinely heavy or your window is even tighter, we will tell you the honest number before we start — never after.
What is the catch?
There isn’t a hidden one. One render, full production quality, per practice. If it earns a place in your next presentation we hope you will bring us the next project. If it doesn’t, you keep the image and we have cost you nothing but a model file.
Does it have to be residential?
No. Send whatever is live — a house, an apartment block, an office, a retail plaza, a campus, a civic building. If it can be modelled, we can light it at dusk.
Do you keep or reuse my files?
No. Your model and the finished render are yours. We do not publish your scheme or reuse your files without your explicit say-so.
Can I use the render commercially?
Yes. Client boards, planning submissions, listings, pitch decks, your site, social — full resolution, no attribution required.
Send us one scheme. We'll send back dusk — by tomorrow.
One reply: your model, the one view, the date you need it. We'll confirm the angle honestly and start the 24-hour clock.