Marlon Steinhage

AusAir is a mask manufacturer with a fashion claim, from Sydney, Australia. I created 3D renderings and animations for the website and packaging. For this, the mask was modeled in 3D, shaded, and then rendered in various scenes and shots. The focus of the visuals was to accurately match the colors of the original and to reproduce the mask as realistically as possible to complement the photos from the model photoshoot.

For Rushfaster, I modeled, shaded, and rendered a laptop sleeve in 3D immediately after the MacBook Pro was introduced. The challenge here was that there were only photos of a prototype available as a reference. Furthermore, the renderings needed to be listed in Rushfaster's online shop as quickly as possible to be among the first after the MacBook's introduction. My experience helped me to represent the product photorealistically, in detail, and efficiently.

For eastwestfalian spirits, I created high-quality visuals for the two products KEINGIN and EINRUM. Both for e-commerce and for advertising and social media.

First, clean product renderings were created, specifically optimized for the online shop. They show the bottles in perfect lighting, with realistic materials, clear reflections, and precise label implementation. These renderings serve as a neutral, high-quality product representation for webshops, retailers, press, and packaging communication.

In addition, I developed scenic renderings that integrate the products into atmospheric, brand-typical environments. Here, the focus is not only on the bottle itself but on mood, storytelling, and brand identity. Materials such as wood, stone, or metal, as well as a warm, regional color palette, convey authenticity. Ideal for Instagram posts, ads, campaigns, or print materials.

The combination of puristic studio renderings and emotional scenes creates a versatile image package that is both functional and aesthetically convincing.