Food & beverage · material services
Procedural materials for food CGI.
Food surfaces usually break when pores, moisture, translucency and roughness are treated as separate noise layers. I build them from the underlying structure so the material can be adjusted without falling apart.
Discuss your production ↗Who hires me
- Food and beverage CGI studios
- Packaging and advertising teams
- Product-animation teams
Typical material brief
- Fruit skin, pulp, foam, crumbs and moisture
- Macro detail for pack shots
- Freshness and imperfection controls
- Variants across related products
Production value
- Detail that holds up in close shots
- Controllable wetness and roughness
- Reusable logic for product variants
Relevant visual proof
Material work relevant to food & beverage.
Production requirements
Constraints I scope before production.
- Appetite appeal under macro product lighting
- Moisture, translucency, pores, fibers and particulate structure
- Consistency across packaging stills and animation
- Fast product, flavor and freshness variants
Possible deliverables.
- Fruit skin, baked goods, foam, crumb and liquid-surface materials
- Photoreal organic PBR maps for close-up food rendering
- Wetness, freshness, browning and imperfection controls
- Reusable procedural variants for product families
Experience
Relevant production work.
I have worked for a food company. Public organic material work includes lemon and avocado for Marmoset plus a procedural coffee-foam study.
Where client work is confidential, I describe the role and production area without naming the project.
View public work ↗Next decision
Define the test before scaling production.
For an external batch, choose one representative surface that includes the real visual target, technical constraints and handoff. It gives the team a concrete quality bar before scheduling the remaining materials.
Food & beverage material project