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

From sealed product to powder to prepared drink. Each state shifts in scale and material while the brand remains consistent across frames.

Built as a single visual system that holds across PDPs, campaigns, and brand content.

Bright green package of Rebel Bunny Matcha tea with black text, placed against a black background.
A container of matcha tea powder with green lid and a white jar labeled 'MATCHA' and 'SAYAMAKAOIRI FROM MIYAZAKI 20G' against a black background.
A black container with the text 'REBEL BUNNY' and Japanese characters, along with the phrase 'SOURCED IN JAPAN' on it.
Bright yellow-green packaging for matcha green tea powder with black text that says "The OG Matcha," "Rebel Bunny," and other details, against a black background.
A clear glass mug with a handle filled with a green liquid and green powder inside, labeled 'Rebel Bunny' with Japanese characters and 'Sourced in Japan' on a black background.
Embossed rabbit on a green circular lid.
Colorful circular lids, some with black wire illustrations of rabbits and others with chickens, arranged in a pattern.
Close-up of bright green matcha with a logo of a rabbit in the center, surrounded by textured green powder.

MOCO fragrances: parfum campaign

Form, finish, and scent cues. Glass, wax, and reflection are handled to keep contrast clean and the product readable in both tight and wider compositions.

Maintains clarity and contrast across both tight crops and wider campaign use.

A perfume bottle labeled 'Green Ribbons' with a black spherical cap, black ribbon around the neck, and green curly vine draped around the neck, against a green background.
A perfume bottle labeled 'Petal Rebel eau de parfum' with a black spherical cap and a black bow tied around the neck. The bottle is placed on a white surface with a dried pink petal and a thorny branch nearby. The background is dark.
A perfume bottle labeled 'Sea Glass' with a black spherical cap and a black bow, placed next to a white calla lily flower against a blue background.
Three bottles of perfume with black spherical caps, one labeled "Sea Glass" by Moco Fragrances, on a white surface with a neutral background.
A lit white candle labeled 'MOCO FRAGRANCES' with four red rhubarb stalks balanced on top, and blackberries scattered around the base
A lit white candle with the words 'MOCO FRAGRANCES' on it, beside two stacked green tomatoes with a tomato plant attached, all on black soil against a white background.

Studies: still life + product systems

Ongoing material studies that define how these systems are built and tested before client application.

Versed: skincare campaign

Packaging clarity, texture, and ingredient cues. Labels stay legible while surfaces and materials shift across the set.

Keeps imagery consistent across PDPs, campaigns, and brand content.

Set of three Versed skincare products, including a gel-cream moisturizer in a squeeze tube, a daily gel cleanser in a pump bottle, and a cleansing balm in a jar, all with minimalistic green and white packaging.
Skincare products from the brand Versed, including Rich Barrier Cream, Moisture Cream, and Cleansing Balm, arranged in a stack against a white background.
A bottle of Versed Skin Soothe Hydrating Milky Toner with coconut water and bamboo extract, labeled as dermatologist-tested.
Close-up of a texture sample of grainy exfoliator on a plain white surface.
Close-up of a white, gel-like substance spread on a white surface
A blob of white cream or lotion on a white background
Close-up of three green bamboo stalks against a white background.
Close-up of a green leafy plant branch with elongated, smooth-edged leaves against a white background.
Close-up of green aloe vera leaves with serrated edges on a white background.

Material beauty

Pigment, finish, and contrast. Texture and color vary while lighting and composition stay consistent.

Close-up of a black and gray colored lipstick pencil with a sharp red tip.
Broken and crumbled brown eyeshadow palette with scattered powder and pieces on a white surface.
Two black mascara wands with bristles, one on the left and one on the right, against a white background.
A teal eyeshadow swatch on a square, mesh-textured eyeshadow pan, with a chunk broken off and scattered around, on a black background.
A broken compact of green eyeshadow with powder scattered on a black background.
A close-up of a red liquid lipstick applicator set against a white background.
Close-up of light brown pressed powder makeup in a round container.
Close-up of seven black and red colored lipstick pencils standing upright against a white background.
Close-up of brown makeup eyeshadow with swatches and broken powder
Close-up of glittery pink face highlighter on a white background.
Three droplets of a collagen face serum on a white background.
A close-up swatch of a face mask on a white background.

Sewing circle

Color, repetition, and balance. Everyday materials arranged into controlled compositions that hold across both tight and wider frames.

Round red pin cushion with sewing pins of various colors, placed on a dark blue surface.
Three zipper pulls on a green surface, one in white, one in light gray, and one in tan, each with a circular opening.
A coiled white measuring tape with black markings and numbers on a blue background.
Two sewing seam rippers with red-tipped ends, one connected to a black handle and the other to a white handle, isolated on white background.
Six wooden spools of sewing thread stacked and arranged with yellow, green, gray, and black threads on a white background.
A gold-colored bird-shaped sewing scissors with a thread threaded through its blades.

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.

Discuss a project

What happens next:

  • 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.