Realistic 3D Egg Carton Mockups with Editable PSD Templates

Realistic 3D Egg Carton Mockups with Editable PSD TemplatesRealistic 3D Egg Carton Mockups with Editable PSD Templates

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Design Warlord

• Mar 24

Our task was to create realistic looking 3D renderings of these egg cartons and have them in a PSD mockup that enables the client to easily replace the label artwork and change the carton and egg colors.

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

Sam Stoof

pro

• Mar 28

Arise -- Logo Design

Logo Design Brand Design Illustration Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Figma

bulbul gupta

• Mar 29

Clean and strong mark 👌 Really like the balance between simplicity and character — feels very intentional. Great work 👏

sameer sajid

• Mar 28

Can a browser handle a full 3D Battle-Race? 🏎️💥

I challenged myself to build a complete 3D Game Experience 100% natively in Omma for the Buildathon! 🚀

What’s inside: 🛸 Interactive Showroom: Explore futuristic vehicles in a full 3D view. 🏆 Progression System: Choose and unlock levels with unique environments. ⚔️ Dual-Mode Gameplay: Switch between Realistic Racing (AI competition) and high-octane Battle Mode (with weapon transformations!).

The goal was to push the boundaries of what's possible in web-based 3D.

🕹️ Play the Prototype Live: https://omma.build/p/game-style-prompt-system-guide-g9k22s

Let me know your thoughts on the Battle Mode! 👇

ommabysplinebuildathon Spline 3D Modeling

Ebad Ahmed

• Mar 30

it would be a lot more fun if you add turning points and more visible tracks using Omma!

Anna Gudvin · Heed Collective

pro

• Mar 28

What if minimalism isn’t less — but more intentional?

This is COCO — a finished packaging system built on restraint. Clean hierarchy, deliberate typography, purposeful whitespace,reduced elements.

But the key shift is here: → material becomes the design. → The aluminum isn’t just a container it defines the color, the light, the presence.

A few intentional decisions: 1. Removing everything that didn’t carry meaning 2. letting hierarchy guide instead of decorate 3. treating material as the primary visual layer

For me, minimalism is not less design — it’s more attention to every detail.