This was a creative exploration inspired by Givenchy’s skincare line. We took their serum as a starting point to imagine how we would approach the product if tasked with crafting its visual story. The goal was to study how elegance and science can coexist in a single frame—using Givenchy’s philosophy as creative fuel.
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Project Challenge
We were drawn to the duality in Givenchy’s skincare message: clinically advanced, yet emotionally soft. The challenge we set for ourselves was to translate that balance into a visual study. We aimed to create something that felt suspended in time, focused not just on how the product looks, but how it feels. Each shot needed to convey hydration, precision, and renewal without a single word.
Project Solution
The final renders take place in a monochrome world of water and rising bubbles. Soft lighting and subtle textures guide the eye, while a sense of stillness underscores the product’s calming effect. We treated the serum not as a beauty item, but as an experience, one that interacts with the skin through intention and care. This study allowed us to explore the overlap between product photography and visual poetry, imagining what skincare could look like when art direction leads with feeling.
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Our clients include startups, B2B brands, e-comm, and tech companies that need strong visuals to pitch, launch, or grow. Some come for a single motion video. Others use our subscription like an in-house team—minus the hiring.
What sets us apart is how we work: clear communication, no fluff, and zero ghosting. We listen, we build, we deliver.
Our team is remote—spread from Alberta to Europe to Southeast Asia—so we stay nimble, cost-efficient, and fast. No office drama, no wasted time. Just a clean pipeline and solid results.Launching your first product or your fiftieth? We’ll help you make it look great and work hard.
And with our subscription model, we’re changing how 3D design gets done—making it more accessible, more flexible, and actually built for the pace of modern teams. No one-off chaos, no chasing freelancers—just steady, high-quality creative output, one request at a time. That’s it. That’s Ubunzo.