We created photorealistic 3D product visualisation for the Wallaby Emergency Sleeping Bag, Poncho and Fire Starter Kits, delivering a flexible, retail-ready asset library for e-commerce and marketing without the constraints of traditional photography. The project combined fabric simulation, detailed hardware modelling, and multiple lighting setups for both studio and lifestyle imagery.

I created this shortlisted entry for the One Car Challenge hosted by 3DModels.org. The organisers supplied the base model – a gorgeous Michelotti-designed 1961 Hino Contessa 900 Sprint Coupé. Working in Modo with Octane Render, I evaluated and optimised the geometry, adding detail where it would meaningfully affect the final images. I rebuilt key components and developed period-appropriate finishes to achieve a physically grounded result. 

Bed and bedroom scene created for a real-time online configurator, with additional elements modelled to match brand photography. Simulated linen, detailed props, and custom lighting deliver high-end visuals suitable for marketing and digital retail — all rendered in Octane.

Optimised 3D model created for a real-time online configurator, enabling interactive material selection and faster product visualisation. Built from a scan, retopologised in Modo, and rendered in Octane to showcase quality and realism without the need for photography or physical prototypes.

We worked with The One Center agency to create detailed 3D models and renders for the launch of Pernelle Cuvée Genesis, a new premium non-alcoholic wine. One Centre created the unique branding, balancing contemporary aesthetics with timeless elegance.

This project for Viori was one of the most rewarding we have worked on this year. They asked us to explore 3D visualisation to supplement their current photography to achieve more consistent results. Modelling and texturing were done from photo reference, with a particular effort to capture the warmth and detail of the exquisite finishes on the soaps and packaging.

A fun project creating 3D product visualisation for this new gummies vitamin product from Bestvite. Accurate, photorealsitic images give customers confidence in the product.

This project involved modelling a range of Corbin custom motorbike saddles and backrests for use in an online AR configurator. Modelling and rendering was completed in Modo. Within the configurator customers would then be able to select a range of different part combinations and finishes.

Who knew beard straighteners were a thing! This project was a combination of optimised CAD and polygon modelling, meticulous finishes with a moody lighting setup. Modelled and rendered in Modo. Images were used for Amazon and the client’s web page.

This wide mouth water bottle with fruit infuser is made from double walled 18/8 stainless steel and BPA-free, eco-friendly Tritan plastic. I was tasked with bringing these products to life by creating highly realistic visuals for the client to use on Amazon. All modelling, texturing and rendering was completed in Modo.

The original project featured a genuine H13 HEPA filter, with a higher grade H14 and pet options added later. The complete project included 14 different purifier models in multiple colour ways, view angles and technical cutaways of the units and exploded images for the HEPA filters.

Boost free range eggs taste delicious and are a good source of folate, selenium and vitamin D. The focus here is on nutrition and being free range. The design imparts a sense of fun and luxury. Brand images were brought to life with 3D modelling and rendering in Modo.

Sydney based Drum Agency approached us to produce clean images that accurately captured the brands subtle metallic colour and high quality finishes.

We were contracted by Digital Draping to create detailed digital assets for use in an online configurator. We translated the sewing patterns into Marvelous Designer, created detailed sewn assemblies and simulations. The final simulations were exported as high density models and imported into Modo for lighting, texturing and rendering. Each model was able to be rendered out with a large variety of fabric options, offering a much more flexible pipeline than traditional photography.

The exquisitely detailed labelling and custom bottle was designed by Andrey Antoshhkin for Piteyniy Dom in Russia. We modelled and rendered the project in Modo and rendered using Vray Next. The Piteyniy Dom factory is famous not only for it's world class Vodkas but also for their in-house art gallery.