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ISOCLUSIONS / Cookies & Cream

DOUBLE DUNK.

FULL FLAVOR.
EVERY ANGLE.

BEFORE & AFTER

Finished product with its original artwork and materials
Original geometry in neutral clay shading.
CLAYFINAL

FLOATING 360°

A WORLD
OF FLAVOR.

EVERY CRUMB
COUNTS.

Close-up of modeled chocolate sandwich cookies, embossed yum lettering and textured cookies-and-cream ice creamEXPAND ↗
COOKIES & CREAM
Fine pale protein powder with dark cookie inclusions visible through the clear product tubEXPAND ↗
POWDER & INCLUSIONS

LET THE LIGHT
DO THE TALKING.

Close-up of the Double Dunk artwork with selective gloss, shallow raised relief and shaped reflectionsEXPAND ↗
PRINT / GLOSS / RELIEF
ISOCLUSIONS Double Dunk reverse label, cookies and clear tub during the continuous product turnEXPAND ↗
REVERSE ARTWORK
The Double Dunk label wraps around the curved tub as the cookies-and-cream product turnsEXPAND ↗
SIDE PROFILE

BUILT IN 3D.
DOWN TO THE BITE.

Neutral clay render of the floating Double Dunk tub, cookie pieces, ice cream, shake and blue-platform scene geometryEXPAND ↗
CLAY & CONSTRUCTION
An overview of the actual lights and camera around the Double Dunk product scene in BlenderEXPAND ↗
LIGHTING SETUP
A topology view of the modeled Double Dunk tub, food props and surrounding sceneEXPAND ↗
TOPOLOGY
Production notes

Modeled and animated in Blender. The five-second master is rendered at 3072 × 4096, 24 frames per second. Optimized versions serve the film on desktop and mobile. The horizontal scene uses its own native wide camera, preserving the complete set and original animation.

The product completes one full rotation with a gentle hover. Some cookie fragments hold their orientation as they drift; others travel around the product. A modeled, bitten “yum!” cookie passes near the camera. Motion paths were checked for collisions, and the loop returns to its starting state.

The clay and lighting views expose the actual scene construction. The topology view shows the structural control mesh with subdivision disabled and dense overlays hidden for clarity. The unlabelled view removes the printed body film and cap sleeve. Selective gloss and raised relief are art-directed finish studies following the supplied design. A restrained final color grade adds contrast and saturation.

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