Protocols
A supplement range built entirely in 3D, from one source to the shelf.
The brief
Protocols is an in-house venture at EVG / Arilo: a supplement range that needed e-commerce product imagery, shelf and lifestyle visuals, and print-ready label artwork — before physical product photography was practical.
Instead of shooting bottles, I built them. Each SKU is modelled in Blender against the manufacturer’s spec sheet, so the geometry matches what will actually come off the line — and the label artwork wraps the same body that prints.
4 steps, from brief to launch.
Build digital twins that match the real bottles.
Bottle and tub geometry modelled from the manufacturer’s dimensions — not from reference photos — with a scripted, repeatable Blender studio setup for consistent camera and lighting across every SKU.
Drive PDP, shelf, and print from the same files.
Label artwork is designed flat, wrapped onto the twin for renders, and exported print-ready — so the product page, the shelf render, and the physical label can never disagree.
Give every flavour its own world.
Ingredient-led backdrops per SKU — moringa among botanicals, resveratrol against grapes, turmeric with the root itself — re-lit and re-shot in hours, not studio days.
Close the loop back to the physical product.
Sizing documents and label dielines handed to the manufacturer from the same source files that made the marketing imagery.
2 sets, every piece sized for where it lives.
The result
Figment.