When to choose Teaching (1-on-1)

Choose tutoring when you want to build lasting capability. Learn directly on your files, at your pace, with a specialist in your exact toolset—e.g. SketchUp, Revit, Fusion 360, Blender, Rhino + Grasshopper, or even Excel for reporting. Sessions can be recorded so you can replay steps later.

Typical tutoring goals we see: getting comfortable with AutoCAD detailing, setting up Enscape views, learning clean 3D modeling habits, or preparing assets for Unreal Engine.

• Best for recurring tasks or career growth.
• Tailored guidance on your real project files.
• Great value over time as your speed and quality improve.

When to choose Contracting (done-for-you)

Pick contracting when deadlines, polish, and output speed matter most—e.g., investor decks, client presentations, production drawings, or marketing visuals. Hand it off and get a finished deliverable without the learning curve. Common examples: photoreal 3D rendering, Civil 3D grading plans, SolidWorks/Inventor part libraries, ZBrush concept sculpts, Cinema 4D motion frames, Maya character clean-ups, or Bluebeam mark-up sets.

• Fastest path to a professional result.
• Ideal for one-off or highly specialized work.
• Lets you focus on other priorities.

Or go Hybrid: collaborative screen-share

Many clients combine both: work live with a specialist who advances the file while explaining each step. You leave with a deliverable and repeatable knowledge. This shines for tasks like optimizing heavy Blender scenes, converting AutoCAD plans to Revit, preparing 3D-print models, or cleaning geometry for Unreal or Enscape.

Not sure what category you’re in? If you just need a clean, finished model, 3D modeling services might be fastest. If you want hands-on skills for the long run, start with a tutor in SketchUp or Fusion 360. If your need is broad—“just CAD help”—our general CAD page is a good entry point.