This product was in plastic packaging, and I wanted the customer to actually be able to see the doll. So I took all the items out and positioned the doll and pathed each item out.

This is an example of my product imaging. It shows my pen tool skills and product display.

Most of our products show just a main view, but the client requested alternate views because it was a higher dollar product.

The client wanted a shot of the inside pattern.

This is an example of a detailed path.

This was a high dollar product, where the client asked for us to shoot nicely with a front, inside and back shot.

This is an example of a very difficult product to work with. The path takes time, and it is reflective, so it was shot in a light tent.

Since we don't photograph model shots for our normal stores, I used a bust that we had and pathed it out.

Example of a more detailed path.

Plastics can be hard to shoot.

If we have similar products with different artists, we try to keep a consistant look to unify our products throughout all of our stores.

If we have similar products with different artists, we try to keep a consistant look to unify our products throughout all of our stores.

The link below shows how the product is displayed in the store. The client wanted the main view to show side views of the product.

The Trukfit clients normally provide us images of their own model shot showcasing their products. However, sometimes when they don't and when we have time, I improvise and use co-workers as models. In this case replaced his torso and socks with their normal model torso and feet. See link below

Example of a larger product that seems like an everyday item, but is unusual to shoot.