3D Product Visualisation & Rendering
A retail display costs real money the moment it goes to print. A render costs a revision. We model the unit, light it properly and hand you an image the brand team can sign off on.
What you get
A modelled, textured and lit 3D build of your unit, rendered at print resolution from the angles your client actually needs. Straight-on for the mechanic, three-quarter for the presentation, top-down for the floor plan.
Where it saves money
Colour, proportion and legibility problems surface on screen instead of on a pallet of printed board. Dimensions get checked against the real shelf before tooling. A sampling stand that reads badly at two metres is a cheap fix in 3D and an expensive one in a warehouse.
How it runs
Send the artwork, the dimensions and a reference of the space. First render inside a few days, revisions on the render rather than on the build. Final files supplied at the resolution your printer or your presentation needs.
Examples
All work
Munchiez launch display range
Simba Munchiez
Flamin' Hot floor display
Doritos
Champions League instant-win game stand
Lay's × UEFA Champions League
Expo stand design
Seaboard TradingQuestions
What do you need from me to start?
Flat artwork, unit dimensions, and a note on where the unit will stand. If the artwork is still moving we can model first and drop final art in later.
Can you render packaging as well as displays?
Yes. Packshots, bailers, sharing bags and shelf-ready cases are all routine work.
Do you work from supplied brand artwork?
Often, yes. Brand teams usually supply approved pack artwork, and we build the unit and the scene around it.
Start a project
Say what the work has to do, who it is for, and when it has to be finished. A photo and one sentence is enough to start.