Otto Studio

Demo for an invented skincare brand: a serum bottle modelled from its dimensions and rendered in Blender, three studio shots on white, a transparent cutout, two lifestyle scenes and a 10-second turntable. The label is set in the brand's own type; every image was checked at full size. The brief: a 50 ml amber glass dropper bottle for an invented skincare brand, modelled from its dimensions, with the label designed in the brand's own typefaces and a fern mark redrawn from a public-domain drawing. What was made: three studio renders on pure white (front, three-quarter and top, 2048 px square, with a soft contact shadow), a transparent cutout with no shadow, two lifestyle scenes on slate among pebbles and fern leaves in soft daylight, and a 10-second full HD turntable that loops cleanly. The scene file and the label artwork come with it. How it was checked before handover: every render opened at full size for a sharp label, a clean white edge and the whole bottle in frame, and the turntable played through for a seamless loop.

• 3D Visualizer

Demo for an invented bike co-op: a 12-slide funder deck written from the co-op's notes, one point a slide, with editable charts from its numbers and a master layout in its colours and type, delivered as a PPTX and a PDF with a speaker script. The brief: a bike co-op's 2027 plan for a local funder, from its own notes and numbers: the problem, what it does, a year in numbers, where its money came from, the plan, the budget, the ask and the timeline. What was delivered: a 12-slide 16:9 deck on a master layout in the co-op's green, cream and charcoal and Montserrat, one clear point a slide, the client's words tightened and nothing invented; the charts built from the numbers as real charts, so they stay editable; the PPTX, a PDF exported from it, and a slide-by-slide speaker script. How it was checked before handover: every figure traced back to the co-op's notes, the PPTX converted to PDF cleanly, and every slide read at full size for crowding and repeated words.

• Graphic Designer
• Presentation Designer

Demo for an invented homewares shop: ten feed posts and ten stories from its own copy, photos, fonts and colours, built from editable sources so a word or a date can change and the image renders again. Every word was measured on the finished canvas and kept inside the safe area. The brief: ten messages for a small homewares shop (new stock, a care tip, a find of the week, free shipping, a restock and more), in its brand colours and Montserrat type, from the shop's own photos. What was delivered: each message as a 1080 x 1350 feed post and a 1080 x 1920 story, the two sizes drawn for their own shape rather than cropped, with the important part of every post inside the area a profile grid shows. Every design comes from an editable source file that renders the image again in one step. How it was checked before handover: every word read off the finished images against the copy, its size checked for a phone screen, and nothing placed where a feed or a story covers the edges.

• Graphic Designer

Demo for an invented homewares shop: eleven product photos taken on tables, shelves and walls, cut out to pure white and to transparent PNGs, with the colour kept true, one soft shadow and the same size in frame. Each edit was checked against its original. The brief: a small homewares shop's own photos, taken at home on tables, shelves and walls, some dark, some bright, some with a colour cast, made to look like one shoot for its store and marketplace listings. What was delivered for each of the eleven: the piece on pure white at 2000 px square with a soft contact shadow, the same piece as a transparent PNG, and a before-and-after pair. The colour of each glaze was kept as it really is, not pushed toward the others, and every piece sits at the same size and place in the frame. How it was checked before handover: each edit compared with its original at full size, so no rim, handle or spout was cut away and nothing of the old background was left, and the white checked at the edges of every frame.

• Image Editor

Demo on a bike co-op's clinic page: the page copy and the site's 43 interface strings translated from English into Latin American Spanish. Every key, placeholder and tag kept exactly, a glossary for the next job, and notes on the words that change by country. The brief: the co-op's repair clinic page and its site strings in Spanish, ready to drop into the site without breaking anything, in the same casual voice as the English. What was done: the page copy and all 43 strings translated, with the {name}, {date} and {time} placeholders and the one bold tag left exactly as they were. A glossary records each choice ("jornada de reparación" for a repair clinic, "cupo" for a spot) so the next page matches, and the notes flag the two words a team in Mexico might change. How it was checked: every key in the English file is in the Spanish one, every placeholder survives, the page keeps its headings and lists, and the Spanish was read twice, once against the English and once on its own.

• Copywriter

Demo written for a bike co-op's blog: How to Winterize Your Bike in Ten Minutes. 1,090 words in seven sections, an eight-step checklist whose step times add up to the promise in the title, a title and meta description written for the search term, and every fact checked against a listed source. The brief: a practical post for a bike co-op's blog that ranks for "winterize your bike", helps a rider do the job on a Saturday, and mentions the co-op's winter tune-up without turning into an advert. What was written: an outline first, then the post. It opens by telling the two kinds of reader apart (riding through winter, or parking the bike until spring), gives a timed eight-step checklist, then each step in full, and ends with where to get help. The title, the meta description and the first paragraph carry the search term naturally. How it was checked: the word count and structure against the brief, a list of phrases that read as filler, and every factual statement against the sources listed with the post.

• Copywriter