Professional 3D Product Rendering for E-commerce Success

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Design Warlord

• Mar 24

We were given the artwork of the pouch in .pdf format, then we used it to create an exact replica of the pouch in 3D. The glass with the hot cocoa drink is also 3D. We created several 3D renderings for this product to be used in as product images for e-commerce listing.

3D Rendering 3D Modeling Packaging Design Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Autodesk 3ds Max

Chiara Arcostanzo

• Jul 29

A self-initiated exploration of how AI-driven visuals can expand the range of beauty assets available to a brand, starting from clean studio-style references and pushing them into more editorial, surreal territory while keeping product and character consistency across the full set.

Workflow: Base images built in Flora using a node-based setup. One node for the master composition, additional nodes for scale variants, detailcrops, and the studio-reference version. Character, makeup and lighting kept consistent across the set through the same reference chain. Final color, retouch and finishing in the Adobe suite.

Personal project, not affiliated with the brand.

Adobe Photoshop FLORA aicampaigns AI Art AI Content Editing Art Direction Claude

Bella Brillantes

pro

• Jul 29

Love the output!

Isabella Guran

pro

• Jul 29

Ripple started with one question, what does water actually do to ostrich leather. Every frame in this campaign was built entirely with AI, from the packaging shot through the splash in motion, no camera, no studio, no water damage to a real bag. This is what AI production can look like when it is treated like a real shoot instead of a shortcut.

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Adobe Photoshop Adobe Premiere Pro Ideogram

Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 30

No water damage to a real bag is such a good hook for the pitch itself. Was the client fully on board with an all AI production from the start, or did it take some convincing to skip the physical shoot?

Jesus Da Costa Gomez

pro

• Jul 29

Terrain - Cycle Spin studio branding concept: The name was derived from the outdoors. The T logo Symbol was inspired by the shape of a bike, the word mark inspired by strength and designed to stand out against other brands in the space. The colours were inspired by the outdoor scenery and the neon lights we see in modern studios of this kind. Art direction focusing on movement and intensity.