FMCG Materials
The scope of the project was to develop a set of essential materials for use in product visualization specifically in the FMCG industry. The idea was to mimic different types of most common materials and see how they perform in different lighting scenarios.
Few different types of objects were used with various levels of surface complexity.
Below are just raw renders no post-processing was applied. Only minor HDR toning (just for highlight compression) in some cases.
Everything was rendered in Maxwell V5.1
Coated Flint Glass on Standford's dragon
Coated Flint Glass on a Simball
Basic Chrome on a Simball
Bottle A and Bottle B - section view, to better understand geometry topology and why it looks the way it looks :)
Bottle A - in a studio environment (Flint Glass + Chrome)
Bottle B - in a studio environment (Flint Glass + Chrome)
Bottle A - in a simulated office environment (Flint Glass + Chrome)
Bottle B - in a simulated office environment (Flint Glass + Chrome)
Bottle A and B - in a simulated department store environment (Flint Glass + Chrome)
Chrome on Standford's dragon - Light scenario A
Chrome on Standford's dragon - Light scenario B
Crown Glass and Zamac on Bottles A and B - in a studio environment
Crown Glass and Zamac on Bottles A and B - in a studio environment - alternative lighting
Crown Glass on Bottles A and B
Zamac on Standford's dragon
White cream in Crown Glass (Zamac on the cap) - no SSS
White cream in Crown Glass - no SSS
White cream in Crown Glass jar (no SSS) - matte
White Cream in Crown Glass jar (with SSS) - glossy
Alternative cream colour inside Crown glass jar
Alternative colour variation inside a Crown glass jars