A demonstration for—POLYWOOD

Let customers see it in their own backyard — before they buy.

POLYWOOD's posting asks for an AI Artist to create product images. Here's a demo that goes further — turning a shopper's own backyard into a guided, buyable transformation. Built, start to finish, on real photos of mine.

See how it works

01—The space

Start with a place someone already loves

This is my actual backyard — a private corner lot with a pool, a spa I genuinely enjoy, and mature landscaping. Every image that follows is built on it. Because the most persuasive place to show a POLYWOOD product isn't a studio. It's the customer's own yard.

02—The reveal

Now watch it become something they'd buy

Same corner of the yard — the stretch by the shallow end I'd never quite finished. A shopper photographs their space, and the visualizer walks them through it: clear the clutter, design the setting, place the product, try the options, and finally picture themselves living in it.

Step through all seven frames. The last one is where a browser becomes a buyer.

03—The pitch

Why this beats a folder of product shots

I can absolutely make clean, on-brand product images all day — that's the job as posted. But images alone ask the customer to imagine. What I've shown here asks them to decide. Here's what I'd bring to POLYWOOD:

A journey, not a gallery

It starts from the customer's own photo, so the furniture lands in their space — their light, their layout, their view — not an anonymous showroom they have to mentally relocate.

Options they control

Four benches or three? Benches or loungers? Shoppers A/B their own backyard, compare collections side by side, and self-select the exact configuration — and the SKUs — they want.

Close the imagination gap

People don't buy what they can't picture. Show the product in place, with people enjoying it, and the hesitation that kills online furniture sales quietly disappears.

Built by someone who ships commerce

Two decades turning digital product into imagery that sells — custom-apparel platforms, AI product visualization, and the ordering systems behind them. I can build the tool, not just feed it prompts.

Let's build the prototype More of my work

The role you posted is for someone who can create great product images — and I'd be glad to do exactly that.

I built this demo to show one more possibility: to empower your customers to see POLYWOOD products in their own backyard before they buy, so that they buy with confidence and enthusiasm.

If it's useful to you, I'd be honored to have the chance to explore it further with you.