01Dead Comics SocietyBrand Identity + Event Identity02Club TattooIllustration03Haystack WinesBrand Identity + Packaging04Museum of FailureExhibition Branding + Experiential052B FarmingBrand Identity + Photography06Rabbit Hole WinesBrand Identity + Packaging07Tame ImpalaPoster Design + Illustration08Ashwood Tattoo StudioBrand Identity09Selected Experiments3D • Sculpture • Fabrication
Index — Selected WorkDEF Studios, Portland OR
01Album ArtCovers in motion02Key ArtCampaign key frames03Show PostersGig + event prints
Index — All GalleriesDEF Studios, Portland OR
The Lab · 08 / Minker Toys

Minker Toys

3D prints, real packaging, and what happens after.

All experiments

Real 3D printed characters and real packaging, photographed and then pushed somewhere they could not physically go. It is a test of how far a product shot can travel before it stops being believable, and whether that even matters.

RoleProduct Design, Packaging, Art Direction
Starts as3D prints, printed packaging
OutputProduct concepts
Specimens9 clips

Process

Packaging is the discipline I trust most, so it is the one worth stress testing. The prints and the boxes are real. Everything after that is negotiable.

Where this goes

The same approach works for a client's actual product long before that product exists in a warehouse.

3D printingPackagingProductToy design
Specimens · 9 clips
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Something strange in mind?

Let’s make it