Blender & Cycles specialist crafting photoreal 3D visuals for cosmetics and home design brands — bringing a trained eye for materials and finish to every render.
After years in automotive purchasing — evaluating materials, finish quality and commercial value at an industrial scale — I made a deliberate shift into 3D product visualization, now working full-time in Blender to bring the same trained eye to cosmetics and home decor.
Every render is built to sell: accurate materials, considered lighting, and a finish that holds up next to real product photography.
Three areas of focus, each built from concept to final render in Blender 5.1 with Cycles.
Bottles, jars and packaging rendered in glass, liquid and plastic.
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Styled scenes and objects for the home, from lamps to kitchenware.
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Tech products and functional details, from displays to hardware.
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A top-down flat lay of a skincare set — frosted glass dropper bottle, squeeze tube, ceramic jar and a branded soap bar — styled on light wood with river stones and green leaves for a calm, spa-like botanical mood.
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A dark, fumé glass bottle in deep blue and amber-gold, styled for a "classic meets futuristic" positioning. Volume Absorption shading gives the glass its rich, saturated depth against a bold bicolor backdrop.
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Modeled from an AI-generated concept reference, this faceted bronze bottle pairs a gold band and glossy black cap with a textured leather-effect box, set against a split marble backdrop for a warm, editorial feel.
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A multi-product still life — mango & coconut shower gel, sugar body scrub, and a facial cleanser — arranged on a wood shelf against marble tile. A material study spanning transparent PET, opaque plastic, liquid volumes and granular scrub texture.
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A glossy red table lamp with a dome shade and a hand-bent tubular stem, styled on a wood nightstand. Built around emissive lighting: the warm glow washes across the wall in a soft gradient, contrasted with cool ambient shadow for a moody, editorial mood.
A classic octagonal moka pot in a bold green-and-red colorway, paired with three mismatched ceramic mugs in sage, powder blue and terracotta on a dark wood countertop. A playful exercise in color-blocking and everyday kitchenware styling.
A wave-textured glass tumbler filled with a deep purple beverage and ice, lit with soft directional light against a lavender-grey backdrop. A study in liquid color, glass refraction and dramatic shadow for beverage and lifestyle visuals.
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A playful, retro-futuristic alarm clock with candy-colored buttons in blue, purple and orange against a clean white body, paired with a green-tinted LCD display showing date, time and temperature. A study in color composition and digital screen rendering.
A lineup of classic digital Casio watches reimagined in soft pastel colorways — pink, lavender, sky blue and mint — arranged diagonally against a bold retro wave-pattern backdrop. A study in product-line color variation and repeat asset composition.
Bottles, jars, tubes and multi-product sets rendered with accurate glass, liquid and plastic shading for brand and e-commerce use.
Styled scenes and flat lays that place products in context — built for social media and marketing campaigns.
Precision modeling and material work for tech products, demonstrating range beyond soft-good and liquid surfaces.