A cassette in a clear plastic shell, with a printed "Mix Tape-3 · C-90 · High Bias · Stereo Type II" label, bright pink reels that turn, screws in the corners and small plastic details around the tape window. The aim was to make a small product feel physical on a screen.
Cassette, front view
What it shows
Material work: clear plastic over the tape, with the reels and mechanism visible through it.
Print and label design: a white label with the black title block, "Play" mark and format text, set in a clean type system.
Motion: the reels turn in the live scene, so the object looks like it is playing.
One strong colour: bright pink against a dark background keeps the focus on the object.
Cassette, reels turned
Why it matters for a brand
Product-style 3D lets people look at an object instead of reading about it. This approach fits merch pages, music and retro brands, packaging previews and product launches, anywhere a real object should feel worth owning.
Could this work for your product?
Send me what you sell and where it will appear. I'll reply with a short plan and what I'd build first.
This is a personal concept study, not client work.