Client work: commissioned still life + product systems
Commissioned still life and product photography built as cohesive image systems for brands. Each project applies consistent material, lighting, and composition logic to produce images that hold across placements.
Rebel Bunny matcha: product + packaging visual system
Brief: Develop a product and packaging image system that positioned a specialty matcha brand with the visual language of premium beauty and fragrance.
Creative approach: Packaging, ingredient, powder, and prepared drink were photographed as one connected system, allowing the imagery to transition naturally across product states while maintaining a consistent visual identity.
Applications: Product launches, packaging, PDPs, organic social, campaign content, and brand storytelling.
Ailuros: product + editorial launch photography
Brief: Develop launch imagery for Ailuros, a design-forward ceramic cat dining system, introducing its modular form, function, and relationship to feeding through an elevated still-life visual language.
Creative approach: The set was photographed across clean product studies and styled compositions, using controlled reflections, sculptural arrangements, and restrained food styling to establish the system’s modularity and use while maintaining a cohesive, design-led visual identity.
Applications: Product launch, PDPs, ecommerce, organic social, paid social, campaign content, and brand storytelling.
MOCO fragrances: ongoing campaign photography
Brief: Create a flexible visual system for an evolving fragrance and candle collection, supporting seasonal launches while giving each product a distinct identity.
Creative approach: Across multiple campaigns, each launch was developed within a shared photographic language of controlled lighting, bold color, tactile materials, and graphic composition. Palette, styling, and mood shift from collection to collection while remaining recognizably MOCO.
Applications: Seasonal launches, ecommerce, campaign imagery, email, and organic social.
Studies: still life + product systems
Self-directed product systems and material studies exploring light, form, texture, color, and composition. These investigations expand the visual language used across commercial projects.
Le Mini Macaron: color-led product visual system
Brief: Develop a vibrant product image system for a nail polish collection that treated color as both the product story and the primary visual language.
Creative approach: Eight shades were photographed through a repeatable system of individual heroes, layered product compositions, and polish details. Translucent light, saturated color, and controlled drips created continuity across the collection while giving each shade its own presence.
Applications: Product launches, PDPs, organic social, campaign content, email, and color-driven beauty storytelling.
Holiday: seasonal still life study
Brief: Develop a holiday visual language without relying on predictable seasonal symbols such as ornaments, bells, or overtly festive props.
Creative approach: Familiar winter materials were reduced to color, form, texture, and gesture. Evergreen branches, reflective surfaces, glass, candlelight, and restrained food elements create a seasonal atmosphere while keeping the imagery contemporary and adaptable across different brand identities.
Applications: Holiday campaigns, seasonal launches, gift guides, email, social, landing pages, and editorial still life.
Versed: skincare campaign
Brief: Build a skincare campaign that extended beyond hero product photography to include ingredient imagery and supporting campaign assets.
Creative approach: Combine product photography with ingredient studies and material exploration, creating imagery that could function together across campaign, ecommerce, and editorial placements.
Applications: Product launches, ecommerce, editorial features, campaign imagery, and ingredient storytelling.
Summer Fridays: sensory beauty study
Brief: Create a beauty campaign that captured the feeling of summer through product, color, texture, and material while keeping the focus on the product rather than lifestyle.
Creative approach: A restrained palette of props and materials created a cohesive visual system where every element reinforced the product. Lighting, color, and composition established a recognizable seasonal atmosphere without relying on people or environmental scenes.
Applications: Seasonal campaigns, product launches, editorial beauty imagery, ecommerce, and supporting campaign assets.
Material beauty
Brief: Explore how light, material, and composition can elevate everyday cosmetic products into refined commercial imagery.
Creative approach: Minimal compositions and controlled lighting emphasize shape, texture, and surface quality, allowing the products themselves to become graphic visual elements.
Applications: Beauty campaigns, cosmetics launches, editorial still life, and premium product branding.
Seashells: form + material study
Brief: Explore how natural materials can be refined for commercial photography while preserving the texture, variation, and imperfections that communicate authenticity.
Creative approach: Carefully controlled lighting and restrained retouching emphasized material truth over perfection. The series focused on revealing subtle surface detail while balancing editorial refinement with the natural character of each shell.
Applications: Luxury beauty, fragrance, natural ingredient storytelling, editorial still life, and premium material studies.
Sewing circle
Brief: Transform familiar materials into elevated still life imagery through composition, color, and light.
Creative approach: Repetition, balance, and material relationships replace narrative, demonstrating how everyday objects can become premium commercial subjects.
Applications: Editorial still life, luxury product campaigns, material studies, and visual R&D.
Plan work like this
Tell me about your product, timeline, and goals. I’ll help define scope, deliverables, and next steps before production begins. Used by teams preparing launches, ecommerce updates, and campaign content.
For a look at how shoots are planned and structured, view the process guide.
What we’ll cover:
20–30 minute call
Align on goals, timeline, and constraints
Review creative direction and production approach
Define deliverables and next steps
No commitment required
Most teams reach out early to pressure-test ideas, scope, and budget before production begins.