3D Product Visualization & Design – Softgoods Collection
This section highlights a series of 3D renders that showcase my work in product design and CMF (Color, Material, Finish) development for softgoods—specifically, backpacks, tote bags, and caps. Each render represents life-like visualizations that explore the design intent, form, and materiality of the products.
Backpacks & Tote Bags: Rendered in realistic materials like corduroy and technical textiles, these visuals highlight the construction details, functionality, and subtle differences in colorways and patterns.
Caps: Rendered with multiple fabric finishes and detailed embroidery or patch elements, emphasizing brand identity and fit across different cap styles.
These 3D renderings demonstrate both my conceptual design approach and my ability to deliver high-fidelity, production-ready visuals that bridge the gap between design and manufacturing.





















Extensive Portfolio of 3D Models & Visualizations for Levi’s®
This collage showcases the scale and diversity of my work at Levi’s®, where I’ve developed and visualized hundreds of product models across multiple categories—including backpacks, totes, headwear, and belts. From initial concept to detailed 3D modeling and lifelike rendering, these images highlight my ability to:
Handle large-scale projects with meticulous attention to design, brand integration, and technical accuracy.
Explore a broad range of materials, textures, and colorways to support Levi’s® seasonal and evergreen collections.
Deliver highly realistic, production-ready 3D visualizations that serve both design validation and marketing needs.
This body of work demonstrates my capacity to balance creativity, functionality, and manufacturability, ensuring each product resonates with Levi’s® brand identity while meeting the highest standards of quality and performance.

Design Development, Patterning & Visualization Process
This section showcases the comprehensive design process behind the final product renders. From pattern drafting and 3D modeling to colorway exploration and final renders, these images illustrate my approach to creating realistic, manufacturable softgoods.
Patterning & 3D Modeling: Screenshots show precise pattern layouts and 3D models that ensure accurate fit, structure, and construction of the softgoods.
Material & Texture Mapping: Materials and textures are carefully assigned to replicate final production finishes, highlighting both tactile qualities and aesthetic alignment.
Colorway Exploration: Different colorways are tested to match the brand’s needs and user expectations.
Logo Experimentation: The RGB images seen here use separate channels to depict distinct logo variations—each color channel (Red, Green, Blue) represents a unique logo treatment, showcasing creative approaches to brand identity integration.
Final Visualization: High-fidelity renders and motion-ready assets bring the final designs to life, bridging the gap between concept and production-ready visuals.
This section demonstrates my ability to bridge creative and technical development, ensuring that designs are both visually striking and ready for manufacturing.







