Product Visualization Work in Skoll

Photorealistic bottle and beverage renders and videos for real brands, delivered on a weekly basis. During my professional internship at Sköll México (2025 to 2026), I worked as Head Digital Animation Analyst in the Projects Department, creating 3D product visuals for Sköll’s website and for the social media channels of the brands the company works with. My renders went straight into the real world: product pages, campaigns, and launches. I specialized in photorealistic bottle and beverage visualization, collaborating with industrial design, marketing, and branding teams to turn concepts into market-ready assets. The work ranges from clean studio hero shots and dramatic, moody lighting to seasonal scenes, nature environments, and short product videos, each one designed to fit the personality of its brand. My role: Product visualization, lighting, materials and glass shading, scene design, animation, rendering, compositing, video editing, and social media optimization. I also contributed to the SEO of Sköll’s portfolio website. Pipeline & tools Blender: modeling, lighting, glass and liquid shading, animation, and rendering Adobe After Effects: motion graphics, compositing, and video polish Adobe Premiere Pro: video editing and social media exports Adobe Photoshop: advanced compositions, retouching, and final image polish Rhino: used as a reference for bottle and product geometry from the design team Consistency and speed Two renders per week: I delivered a steady output of polished assets on a weekly rhythm, with no missed deadlines at least two times a week. A fast, repeatable workflow: I developed my own pipeline that let me produce renders quickly without sacrificing quality, so each piece looked premium even on a tight schedule. 50+ high-impact promotional renders delivered across multiple brands, plus a growing library of product videos. Beyond rendering: SEO I also learned and applied SEO best practices to Sköll’s portfolio website, helping the visual work get found online. That meant thinking about how images and videos are named, described, and structured so they support search visibility, not just look good. What this work showcases Photorealistic glass, liquid, and label rendering Art direction across very different brands, moods, and settings A complete production chain: 3D, compositing, editing, and delivery Efficient production: working fast and still hitting a high visual standard Collaboration with design, marketing, and branding teams Assets built for real use: web, social media, and advertising campaigns A marketing aware mindset, including SEO for the brand’s online presence What I learned Speed and quality can coexist: Building a reliable workflow taught me to systematize my process and spend my time on the creative decisions that matter. Designing for the brand: Every bottle needed its own mood, lighting, and story, so I learned to translate brand identity into visuals. Working with real stakeholders: Taking feedback from design, marketing, and branding teams and turning it into final assets. Delivering for real platforms: Optimizing renders and videos for web and social media formats. SEO for visual portfolios: Understanding how visibility and discoverability connect to the work itself, which makes me a more complete creative. Why it matters This experience shows I can perform in a professional production environment consistent weekly delivery, work that supports real campaigns, and a workflow that balances speed with polish. On top of the 3D skills, I understand the marketing side, from brand identity to online discoverability, which is the kind of well-rounded profile studios and agencies look for.