Independent Capability Demonstration · Fictional Product
AUVERRA skincare packaging
Four fictional products. A shared packaging identity.
I developed a skincare family around glass, liquid and cream. The product images explore those material differences; the browser presentation lets you compare four packaging forms and three surface finishes.
Read the study ↓Try it yourself ↓The brief
A family resemblance, with different contents.
I developed four coordinated containers: an oil-serum dropper, an essence bottle, a cream jar and a toner bottle. Their closures and labels share a visual language, while the contents give each product a different appearance.
Amber oil, pale champagne essence, opaque ivory cream and clear toner are visual material studies. They describe the images, not validated skincare formulas.
What I worked on
- Created the fictional AUVERRA identity and original packaging labels.
- Developed separate glass, liquid and cream material treatments.
- Produced eight final CGI stills for the product family.
- Prepared four GLBs and the product-and-finish browser experience.
One visual identity
The family holds together in a different light.
The bright and dark studio treatments show the same coordinated products. Shape, label placement and closure details carry the identity across the collection.
The material study
The contents change how light travels.
Transparent amber oil and pale essence behave differently from the opaque cream. I used separate material responses so the contents remain distinct, even when the packaging belongs to the same family.
The stills were rendered offline in Blender Cycles. The real-time glass, reflections and liquid appearance are approximations of those images.
Two separate choices
Change the packaging finish, keep the product identity.
The browser has four product choices and three packaging finishes: Champagne Ivory, Pearl Silver and Rose Champagne. Changing the finish affects the packaging surfaces; the visual contents stay attached to their product.
The experience uses the approved CR01 v1.1 assets. Its recorded QA covered desktop and a 390 px browser viewport; those checks do not establish physical phone performance.
- Product forms
- Dropper · Essence bottle · Cream jar · Toner bottle
- Packaging choices
- 4 products · 3 finish presets
- Images
- 8 final offline CGI stills
- Browser controls
- Product · Finish · Orbit · Zoom · Reset
For a similar client project
Product images and a way to compare.
A similar project could include:
- A coordinated set of packaging models and product images.
- Glass, liquid and cream detail studies.
- Optimized browser models with agreed surface finishes.
- A product viewer and material mapping for developer handoff.
Important limits
AUVERRA is a fictional concept identity in an independent capability demonstration. It is not a client relationship, brand partnership or registered-trademark claim.
Formula appearance does not establish chemistry, efficacy or manufacturing validation.
The browser dropper uses a SERUM 01 label and a lower liquid fill; the CR01 CGI uses OIL SERUM 01 and a higher fill. Those differences were accepted in the recorded scope and remain visible.
Real-time glass differs from offline CGI. Physical mobile devices have not been tested.
Sources & credits ↗The interactive version
Try it yourself.
Switch between the four products, change the packaging finish, then rotate and zoom to compare their shapes.
- Select product
- Change finish
- Orbit and zoom
- Reset view
Desktop and narrow browser viewports are in scope. Physical mobile devices have not been tested.
Sources & credits ↗