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A friend pours candles in her kitchen. Beautiful product, terrible website: one blurry photo and a PayPal button.
So I built her the shop I'd want to buy from. Quiet pages, 3D-rendered candles, a bag that actually checks out.
Now it's a Framer template: ARDEUR 🕯️
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Check out the shop at https://www.bloomingcreative.co.uk/category/animals
400 consistent renders without a physical studio is a smart move. Love seeing Blender used this way
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Swiss grids on the web never get old when they're this clean. What are you and Volume 3 mixing it with?