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King Bio Product Renders
One 3D bottle model for King Bio, wrapped with each real label to render the line.
- Client
- King Bio, Dr. King’s Natural Medicine
- Years
- 2025 to 2026
- Scope
- 3D modeling, lighting and rendering
- Output
- Product renders and transparent exports
A single 3D bottle, built and lit once, became the product image for Dr. King’s sprays. The archive shows the whole path, from the first grey studio proof to transparent exports ready for any page.
Work by Will Mosley as Creative Director at King Bio, during his employment.
01
Build the bottle once.
The first proofs settle glass color, cap and spray head on a neutral studio sweep. Lighting tests follow from the same camera, so each change can be judged on its own.
02
Wrap the label, then check it.
Flat label artwork is wrapped around the modeled bottle and rendered from the front. The label is built as geometry rather than painted on, shrinkwrapped to the nearest surface point on the bottle, then given thickness and a bevel so its edge catches light the way an applied label does. Checking fit before export keeps type straight and legible on a curved surface.
03
Ready for every product page.
The finished template exports each product as a square on white and as a transparent image. The same setup produced a 27-bottle marketing batch across the line.
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