Cardboard Drink Box Renders
Budget / Salary£20–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I have a new drinks line packaged in a cardboard box and I want a set of photorealistic 3-D renders that look perfect on web stores, investor decks, and social ads. The product is not a bottle or can, so the geometry and shading must reflect the subtle textures, folds, and edges you see on premium laminated board.
What I will provide:
• The dieline in PDF or AI
• Reference photos of the printed prototype
• Colour values and finish notes (matte body, glossy logo)
What I need back:
• Front, side, back, top-down, and an exploded view (minimum 5 stills at 4K)
• A short turntable animation (5–10 sec, 1920×1080, H.264)
• Source file in your preferred package (Blender, KeyShot, Cinema 4D, 3ds Max, etc.)
• Transparent-background PNGs for fast compositing
Acceptance criteria
• Accurate cardboard texture and print alignment
• Realistic soft-box lighting—no blown highlights, no muddy shadows
• Edges remain crisp at 100 % zoom
• Colours match supplied Pantone values within a ΔE of 2
If you’ve done packaging renders before, especially for beverages, I’d love to see one or two samples when you reply.
What I will provide:
• The dieline in PDF or AI
• Reference photos of the printed prototype
• Colour values and finish notes (matte body, glossy logo)
What I need back:
• Front, side, back, top-down, and an exploded view (minimum 5 stills at 4K)
• A short turntable animation (5–10 sec, 1920×1080, H.264)
• Source file in your preferred package (Blender, KeyShot, Cinema 4D, 3ds Max, etc.)
• Transparent-background PNGs for fast compositing
Acceptance criteria
• Accurate cardboard texture and print alignment
• Realistic soft-box lighting—no blown highlights, no muddy shadows
• Edges remain crisp at 100 % zoom
• Colours match supplied Pantone values within a ΔE of 2
If you’ve done packaging renders before, especially for beverages, I’d love to see one or two samples when you reply.
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