Callaway golf drivers & irons

Drivers and Irons

I exported CAD models from NX to Rhino 3D, carefully cleaning and organizing the geometries for a streamlined workflow. I then imported the models into 3D Studio Max, where I assigned unique IDs and applied V-Ray materials, incorporating custom textures created in Photoshop. To achieve realistic lighting, I utilized HDR Light Studio, fine-tuning light sources to create a dynamic and natural effect. Finally, I refined the final render in Photoshop, enhancing details and realism to deliver a polished, lifelike result. These images were used on Callaway Golf Company's website and were also sent to retail stores for display and in-house review.

Golf Ball Packaging

Once the graphic department provides the finalized Illustrator file, I create masks for each material—such as text, design elements, and different finishes—to be used with V-Ray materials in 3ds Max. I then set up professional lighting to make the packaging appear both realistic and visually compelling.

Golf Bags

Collaborating with the engineering team, I received the initial CAD model containing the finalized mechanical components. I then designed and modeled the remaining elements of the golf bag—including fabric textures, zippers, logos, pockets, leather trims, and plastic accessories—ensuring every detail was accurately represented. Each material was carefully crafted in V-Ray to replicate the look and feel of the real product, and the final rendering achieved a balance of photorealism and visual impact.

idesk T-private office table & muse chair

These are actual products from Cherryman Industries. I was responsible for showcasing the accurate materials and finishes of the products, based on a CAD model provided by the furniture designers and engineers, created using Creo software. These images were developed for use in Cherryman Industries' company brochures.

The furniture featured in the images was displayed in the main office building, which served as the showroom for the company. I used 3d Studio Max and Vray

idesk T-Private Office Table with Muse chairs

Autoline Pro Smoke Leakage Detector machines with accessories

I rendered it using Corona Renderer, utilizing real products available for sale on Amazon. The process involved using 3ds Max for modeling and Corona Renderer to achieve realistic lighting and textures based on reference photos of the actual products.

Autoline Pro 03 Smoke Machine with accessories rendering image

Autoline Pro Accessories - Black Cones and Red Plugs

Leonidas Concept of Operations Render

This is a successful piece of concept art created in 3ds Max, based on a brief provided by an Air Force-related company. The vegetation was generated using the "Forest Pack Pro" plugin. It was rendered with V-Ray and finalized in Photoshop.

Goals and objectives:

• To showcase the machine defending against various drones in a jungle environment.

• Include artistic representation of directed energy emission from the machines.

• Image will be used for a customer presentation.

Audience:

Government institutions in the defense sector (Army, Navy, Air Force, etc.)

1957 Ferrari Testa Rosa

The reference photos for this car (1957 Ferrari Testa Rosa) were captured at the renowned Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. Using these photos as reference, I created a 3D model of the car and applied an HDRI background along with V-Ray materials to produce realistic ground shadows.

Nature’s Bounty Supplement Bottle

I recreated this Nature’s Bounty supplement bottle as a personal project, using the real product as a reference for both modeling and rendering. I carefully modeled each element and applied realistic materials to achieve a highly convincing, photorealistic result. To enhance visual appeal, I designed custom lighting and created the product label entirely from scratch. The bottle cap was modeled in Rhino 3D, while the rest of the bottle was created in 3ds Max.

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