I use Rhino, KeyShot, and Photoshop together as a toolkit to translate design ideas into compelling visuals. The process begins in Rhino, where I develop precise 3D models that capture form and proportion. From there, I move into KeyShot, applying materials and surface details while building the right lighting environment to highlight the character of the design—whether that means a crisp studio shot or a more atmospheric mood.

Once the rendering is complete, I bring the image into Photoshop for refinement. Here I fine-tune composition, color, and detail, ensuring each visual communicates the story of the product as clearly and effectively as possible.