A high-fidelity 3D product study focused on the iconic design of the iPhone 11. This project served as an exercise in precision modeling, advanced material surfacing, and cinematic lighting to achieve a photorealistic “Apple-standard” aesthetic.
Technical Modeling: Built the device from the ground up in Cinema 4D, ensuring every radius and port was modeled to exact scale. Special attention was paid to the “sculpted” nature of the camera bump, which is milled from a single piece of glass.
Material & Look Dev: Created complex shaders to differentiate between the various glass finishes and the anodized aluminum frame. I utilized layered textures to simulate the subtle depth and reflectivity found in modern consumer electronics.
Rendering: Executed the final render with a focus on depth of field and high-dynamic-range (HDR) lighting to give the model a sense of weight and physical presence.
A portfolio-grade 3D visualization that demonstrates a deep understanding of product geometry and lighting. The final output showcases the ability to handle high-stakes technical modeling and produce commercial-quality renders suitable for tech-sector marketing.