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Top Services:
- Branding
- UI/UX Design
- Web Design
- Web Development
- Mobile App Development
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- Location
- Sydney, Australia
- Number of Employees
- Under 49
- Average Hourly Rate
- $250/hr
- Minimal Budget
- $25,000 - $50,000
- Portfolios Count
- 5 Projects Listed
Data sourced from the agency's DesignRush profile, its website, and other relevant accountsStudio Dirt Services
Data sourced from the agency's DesignRush profileBace North House Projects Salt Grooming Housed Snapchat Uchi Matcha Flok WldCntry Monica Morales Norcu
Studio Dirt Reviews & Testimonials

Branding Review from Jake Tesoriero
We've worked with the Dirtverse team on the branding for both North House and, more recently, Norcu. We gave them pretty much free rein creatively and were blown away by what they came back with every step of the way. They really understood what we were trying to achieve, even when we couldn't necessarily put it into words ourselves. They're creative, easy to work with and genuinely great at what they do. We couldn't be happier with both brands and would highly recommend the Dirtverse team!

Web Design Review from Marco Noé
We had the absolute pleasure of working with the talented team at Dirt on the branding and website for WldCntry. From our first call their creativity, strategic thinking, and well rounded skillset all spoke to what we believe is high quality work. The team brought WldCntry to life with a visual identity that not only stands out but perfectly captures what we set out to build. A video production company that breaks a few rules while still believing in the fundamentals needed for award winning films. Their ability to translate a feeling and vision into a cohesive impactful brand was an unforgettable experience!

Branding Review from Bo Rex
Working with the girls at Studio Dirt was such a pleasure, we had the idea they turned it into something beyond our imagination to give us and our clients the best experience. From branding to website design and social media ideation and much more they are such a big help and continue to be even now. Bace would not exist without them and we are truly grateful.
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5 Frequently Asked Questions About 3D Modeling Companies
How much do 3D modeling services cost?
3D modeling agencies charge $100 per hour or$40 to $5,000+ per model, depending on complexity, scope, and 3D modeling provider. Â
- Simple models cost $40 to $500Â
- Mid-complexity models cost $200 to $1,000Â
- High-complexity models cost $1,000 to $5,000+Â Â
Specialized models have their own ranges:Â
- Character models cost $500 to $5,000+Â
- Architectural models cost $500 to $5,000+Â
- Vehicle models cost $300 to $3,000+Â
- Product models cost $100 to $1,000+Â
Rush projects increase costs by 25% to 50%, because tight timelines require prioritization and additional resources.Â
What factors influence the cost of 3D modeling services?
3D modeling cost depends on the model's complexity and the time and expertise required. Scope, timeline, and usage all directly impact the final price.Â
- Model complexity: More detail, higher polygon count, and realistic textures increase time and cost.Â
- Project scope: The number of models, variations, and required assets expands the workload and pricing.Â
- Timeline: Tight deadlines raise costs due to rush work and resource prioritization.Â
- Experience level: Senior artists and specialized studios charge more for proven expertise.Â
- Usage and purpose: Models for games, film, or AR/VR require different levels of quality and optimization.Â
- Revisions and feedback: More rounds of revision and unclear briefs increase time and overall cost.Â
How long does it take to create a 3D model?
3D modeling typically takes anywhere from a few hours to 4+ weeks, depending on complexity, type, and level of detail.Â
- Simple models take a few hours to 1 to 2 daysÂ
- Standard models take 3 days to 1 to 2 weeksÂ
- Complex models take 2 to 6+ weeksÂ
- Large environments take 2 to 4+ weeksÂ
- High-end characters take 20 to 25 days or moreÂ
Project timelines can extend to months. Large-scale productions, multiple assets, or heavy revisions increase total duration.Â
Can 3D models be modified later?
Yes, you can modify 3D models later if you have access to the source files and usage rights. Native formats like .blend, .max, or .ma allow changes to geometry, textures, and structure.Â
- Small updates, like adjusting colors, materials, or minor details, are fast.Â
- Larger changes, such as redesigning parts of the model or adding complexity, require additional work and take longer.Â
3D modeling agencies can optimize models for different platforms, formats, or performance needs. Flexibility depends on the file type. Formats like .obj or .fbx can be edited, but with more limitations than source files.Â
Important note: Ownership decides whether you can modify 3D models. Without full rights, changes may be restricted or require approval.Â
What is the difference between 3D modeling and 3D rendering?
3D modeling is the process of creating the shape and structure of an object in a 3D space. 3D rendering is the process of turning that model into a final image with lighting, textures, and visual effects.Â
| Aspect | 3D modeling | 3D rendering |
| Purpose | Build the object | Create the final image or animation |
| Output | 3D file (model) | 2D image or video |
| Focus | Shape, geometry, structure | Lighting, texture, realism |
| Tools | Blender, Maya, 3ds Max | V-Ray, Arnold, Cycles |
| Stage in process | Early to mid-stage | Final stage |
| Results | Editable asset | Visual presentation |




