Cora, a feminine care products company, hired COLLINS to evolve their brand and packaging to "manifest a more modern expression of what it means to be female today: naturally powerful." COLLINS, in turn, reached out with a need for visualizations for their case study. Below are the renderings I produced for this project.
3D modeling, lighting, texturing, and rendering. The base models of the various packaging designs were created with Cinema 4D. Lighting was handled with Octane Render. Texturing was completed through combination of Substance Painter and Octane Render.
COLLINS Team: Louis Mikolay Michael Taylo Yeun Kimr Karin Soukup Christine Takaichi
COLLINS supplied me with the die lines they created which in turn were used as image texture maps to control the albedo, metallic, and displacement channels of the label materials applied to thess assets
The limestone slab stage was textured with Substance Painter, with mild color correction being done to compensate for lighting within Octane's node editor
After creating the base packaging model, I used Cinema 4D's sculpting tools to add some additional edge wear to add further plausibility and realism to the assets
Various 3D plant assets from Quixel were used to generate organic shadows, an element that was requested to be present across many of the shots
