CGI render of a Nature Generation Keep Moving carton on a gym bench while an athlete ties his shoes
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One Set of 3D Models, Every Visual the Range Needed

Nature Generation needed launch visuals for a four-product supplement range across a website, a store listing and social. We modeled the cartons, the bottle and the capsules once, delivered every launch format from those models, then carried them into studio sets, lifestyle scenes and a carton system for campaigns.

3D rendering of four capsules stacked vertically, with different colored powder inside, on a green background.
Portrait render of the four Nature Generation cartons stacked on a grey studio background

Client & Market Context

Four Products, One Shelf Presence, No Photography Budget for Either

Nature Generation launched a range of four daily supplements — Sweet Dreams, Flawless, Keep Moving and Staying Alive — each with its own colour and its own reason to exist. The identity does most of the work on the carton face, so the range only reads as a range when the four sit together.

A Range That Reads as a Set, Four Products That Each Need Their Own Scene

The launch set had two problems. The cartons had to stack so all four labels stay legible at thumbnail size, and the capsules had to show four visibly different fills, because “four products” means nothing if the contents look identical. The campaign rounds added a third: each product needed scenes that match its purpose — sleep, skin, mobility, immunity — without the four drifting into four different brands.

From One Master Scene to a Carton System

All four Nature Generation cartons rendered front-on on a white background
01The Range, Front-On
Sweet Dreams carton rendered on a violet background matching its colour panel
02One Carton, Its Own Colour
Keep Moving and Staying Alive cartons side by side on a coral background
03Pairs for Bundles and Campaigns
3D rendering of a modern kitchen countertop with red cabinets, marble surface, and everyday items.
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The four Nature Generation cartons on sunlit stone steps
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Keep Moving in a blue and orange studio set
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Flawless in a red and purple studio set
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Sweet Dreams in a magenta and blue studio set
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Staying Alive in a yellow and black studio set
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Flawless on the dresser during a morning routine
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Sweet Dreams on the nightstand at bedtime
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A hand reaching for the Staying Alive bottle in a green kitchen
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Keep Moving on a gym bench with a towel and orange dumbbells
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Keep Moving next to a sports bag, framed vertically for stories
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Flawless on a stone vanity in soft morning light
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Flawless lying on marble in dappled sunlight
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The embossed mint artwork on the Flawless carton, close up
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Sweet Dreams on the nightstand at dusk with lavender
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Staying Alive on a breakfast counter with lemons
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The Staying Alive bottle next to a glass of water and a breakfast bowl
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A hand reaching past the Staying Alive bottle
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The amber Staying Alive bottle on red terrazzo
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Four capsules with botanical fills on green
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Close-up of the Flawless carton lying on marble, with the embossed capsule outlines catching the sunlight
24The Emboss, Up Close
The line-up as the hero of a homepage concept
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Free guide: a 33-asset launch cost $27,670 shot and $11,830 from one model

The images above are one part of what a product needs to go on sale. A full launch runs to thirty-odd assets: packshots for every retailer, lifestyle, texture close-ups, a 360 spin and a short film. We priced 33 of them both ways, $27,670 through a photo shoot and $11,830 as product CGI from one model. The guide gives you the side-by-side, what to build once and the brief to send.

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What are supplement launch visuals?
Supplement launch visuals are the image set a brand needs to put a product on sale: a hero image, product-page crops, social formats and a cut-out version for banners and marketplace modules. In this project all of them came from one set of 3D models rather than from separate photo shoots, and the same models later produced the lifestyle and studio scenes.
Can one render really cover every format?
One render cannot, but one scene can. Each format is framed as its own camera inside the same 3D set, so the composition is deliberate for that ratio while lighting, materials and product stay identical across the set.
Why is a cut-out better rendered than masked?
A rendered cut-out has a true alpha channel generated from the geometry, so glossy and translucent edges — capsule shells, gloss varnish, soft shadows — stay clean. A clipping path traced over a photograph tends to harden those edges and halo on dark backgrounds.
Do you need the physical product to render it?
No. This project started from carton dimensions and print artwork. If the product exists, reference photos help with material detail, but they are not required to begin.
How much does a fifth SKU cost once the scene exists?
Far less than the first image, because set, lighting and cameras are already built and approved. A new colour and a new label is a material and texture change inside a scene that already works.
What files does a studio need to start?
Carton dimensions or a dieline, the print-ready artwork, and any brand guidance on mood and colour. See supplement rendering for the full input list.
Can the same 3D models be used for lifestyle scenes?
Yes. Once a carton, bottle or capsule is modeled with its real artwork and materials, it can be placed in any set. Here the models built for the launch formats went on to a studio set per product, everyday scenes with people and carton renders on each product’s own colour, with no rebuild of the packs.

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