3D Product Mockup Artist — Custom White Oak Picture Frame Family (PSD Smart Objects)

You've already attached a reference image (PRODUCT_DETAILING-02), good. Here's the description to paste into the box — it's the post we built, trimmed slightly to read clean on Upwork: I run a fine art print brand and need a consistent family of photorealistic frame mockups rendered in 3D (not photography, not AI-generated). These will be layered PSDs with smart objects so I can drop my own artwork in. I'm looking for a collaborator to dial in the material, lighting, and proportions with me — not just deliver and disappear. The product: Frame: white oak with a strong, visible grain pattern Glazing: acrylic with realistic reflectivity — this is the trickiest part. I want it to read as real glass, not flat gray. Profile: 1" thick wood, true depth. Critically, the 1" must stay physically constant across sizes so its visual proportion changes correctly per size (chunkier on small sizes, thinner on large). Please don't just scale one render. Deliverables — 7 mockups total, all from one shared model + one shared lighting scene: Framed (white oak, 1" profile, acrylic glazing): 8x10, 16x20, 24x30 Unframed (paper print, subtle soft contact shadow, slight real-paper edge): 4x5, 8x10, 16x20, 24x30 Requirements: Layered PSD with smart objects for artwork placement Transparent background (alpha channel) High resolution, e-commerce ready (Shopify) Straight-on / flat elevation view, restrained soft shadows — clean and gallery-like One consistent family: identical camera, lighting, background, and shadow logic across all 7 Source files included Process: Paid test render of the 16x20 framed first, so we dial in the oak material and acrylic reflection before the full set Once approved, the remaining 6 To apply: Share 2–3 examples of product/furniture/frame CGI you've done (Blender, C4D, KeyShot, etc.). Briefly tell me how you'd approach the acrylic glazing and the per-size proportion handling — that tells me you actually read this.