I have five small, low-resolution landscape illustrations that I want reborn as large, bright-and-vibrant 3D pixel pieces. Think of each scene rebuilt block-by-block, with every “pixel” extruded into a tiny cube so the final work looks like a sculpted mosaic rather than a flat image. You’ll start from the original JPGs/PNGs I supply and reinterpret the shapes, depth, lighting and color shifts so they read crisply at a much larger scale. High-frequency detail is important—the closer a viewer gets, the more texture, shadow casting and subtle gradients they should see. Creative license is encouraged as long as the finished scenes still feel faithful to the sources. Blender (or your preferred 3D tool) is fine as long as you can hand over clean, well-organized files and high-resolution renders. I’d like to review comparable pixel-art modeling you’ve done before; please link to it or attach it so I can gauge style and precision. Deliverables • Five native project files (Blender, C4D, etc.) with non-destructive layers and materials • Five 4K PNG renders per illustration (orthographic front, perspective, and two close-ups) • Any texture atlases or custom palettes used I’ll give fast feedback after the first piece so you can lock style choices for the remaining four. Looking forward to seeing your previous bright-and-vibrant pixel sculptures!