Making Eye-Grabbing Packaging with MODO

Vimeo 2015-07-06 09:03 article > All

Creative employees from Trident-Sonco company show their method to achieve photorealistic packagings.

Trident-Sonco, based in Hull, UK, is a innovative digital brand management business, creating the graphics for some of the top brands in the FMCG space. Using MODO, its artists create the graphics, 3D visuals and animation that ensure the world’s top brands grab the consumer’s attention at point of purchase.

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