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This project involved creating a detailed 3D model of an architectural space, focusing on accurate dimensions, furniture placement, materials, lighting, and overall design. The goal was to create a realistic visual representation that clearly communicates how the finished space would look and feel.
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Most cookie packaging on shelf leans loud and cluttered — I wanted to see
what happens when you strip that back and let the product feel premium
instead of just sweet.
This project started as a redesign exercise on an existing cookie packaging
concept. I kept the product category and target shelf context the same,
then rebuilt the concept from scratch: new color story, new typography
system, new material direction.
What changed:
— Concept shifted from playful/busy to minimalist and premium
— Palette rebuilt around cream, charcoal, and a warm gold accent
— Custom logotype and clean geometric type system
— Matte textured finish to signal quality over sugar-rush energy
The result reads less like a snack and more like a gift — which is exactly
the shelf position a lot of artisanal food brands are chasing right now.
Open to redesign work like this for food, cosmetic, and skincare brands
looking to reposition their packaging. Let's talk about your product.
#Packaging Design, #Food Packaging, #Branding, #Product Design, #Label Design,#Package Mockup
The restraint here really works—the warm chocolate palette and generous negative space make the pack feel premium without losing the product cue. The ingredient callouts are a nice touch for quick shelf scanning.
I made this neon energy cube in Blender because I wanted to create a simple 3D asset that could feel like something straight out of a sci-fi game.
It has a glowing emissive material, a pulsing energy animation, and a clean low-complexity shape that can work as a power-up, energy core, magical item, VFX prop, or just a cool detail inside a futuristic scene.
I built the model, materials, shaders, and animation myself in Blender. No AI was used.
I also tested it in both Eevee and Cycles to see how the glow behaves in different rendering setups.
The animated .blend file is available on Contra if you want to use it in your own projects, experiment with the materials, or take the animation apart and build something new from it.
I think it could be especially fun for game developers, 3D artists, motion designers, and anyone working on a sci-fi or fantasy project.
Beautiful visual effect.
Great! 👍
An architecture studio's website shouldn't compete with its projects.
It should give them the right environment to be seen.
For this editorial architectural website, we explored a digital experience inspired by the visual language of architecture publications.
Large-scale photography creates the first impression. Typography establishes the tone. Generous spacing keeps the interface calm, while restrained navigation makes the portfolio easy to explore.
The design deliberately avoids filling every space with information.
Instead, each project gets room to communicate through imagery, composition and editorial pacing.
Services: Architecture Website Design · UI/UX Design · Editorial Web Design · Architectural Portfolio Design · Web Development
The goal was to create a website that feels like an extension of the studio's creative thinking quiet, confident and focused on the work.
Designed by WaxyWeb.
excellent
