3D creations

Flat designs only tell half the story. By bringing 3D into my workflow, I can take vector logos, typography, and packaging die-lines and wrap them onto real-world objects. For an employer, this means we don't have to wait for expensive physical prototypes or hire a studio for a photoshoot just to see if a concept works. I can build, texture, and render photorealistic packaging, e-commerce assets, and marketing visuals right from my desk—making it incredibly fast to test ideas, get client sign-off, and hand over production-ready assets.

My technical approach relies heavily on Blender and motion graphics to take these concepts a step further. Instead of just delivering static frames, I build, material, and light accurate 3D models that can be dropped straight into an animation pipeline. This allows me to spin flat assets into kinetic motion pieces—whether it’s a clean 360-degree product turnaround, an exploded packaging view that shows how a box functions, or a high-impact promo video. Having both the 3D execution and the motion design in one seamless workflow means I can quickly create dynamic, broadcast-ready video content that gives marketing teams a massive head start before a single item ever goes to production.