It is always a great challenge to create 3D images of natural elements. Here it was no different. It was important that there was consistency between the illustrations. I believe that the objective was achieved and fit very well with the new beautiful packaging design created by Herman-Scheer..

It's always a pleasure to create protein chocolate bars. Besides being healthier, they're delicious. Translating flavor into a 3D image is always a challenge. Here, I believe I've achieved the goal of making the product sell itself.

The challenge here was to create 3 flavors of crunchy gummies plus 1 flavor of ring-shaped gummy, alluding to a basketball and a hoop. The result was fun and delicious.

Nairns launches a new caramelized biscuit flavor, Caramelized Biscuit Moments. The challenge was to achieve the ideal texture for the biscuit, which also contains oats. It was important to balance the volume of the ingredients so that it could accurately represent the correct texture of the product.

This is an example of the care and excellence that a 3D image built entirely from scratch can offer. Creating a visual storytelling narrative can lead the consumer to desire a product just by seeing it.

This cookie was created in 3D for the new packaging of Gamesa's Senzo Nutella cookies.

This is an example of the care and excellence that a 3D image built entirely from scratch can offer. Creating a visual storytelling narrative can lead the consumer to desire a product just by seeing it.

I was approached to create some 3D images of chocolates for Feastables. I was given some sketches, and based on that I developed the modeling, lighting, composition, textures, and rendering.

Wa-chaa Snacks launches its line of seasoned peanuts. The branding was very well executed by the brand owners. The product is excellent. The challenge here was to bring crunchiness, dynamism, plenty of flavor, textures, and freshness.

Andre Caputo Studio creates 3D images of Oreo cookies for an advertising campaign in Brazil.

Andre Caputo Studio creates 3D illustration for Goldfish Cracker brand.

The challenge here was to create images that communicated indulgence and all the flavor and creaminess that Nutella has to offer.

This was a project created to compete for a CGI award in Como, Italy. In the end, I won the Golden A'Design Award for it.

This was a cake created to break the limits of 3D food illustration. Making a cake like this in 3D is not a simple task. It requires a lot of care, diligence and attention to detail. The cake was created with 100% procedural textures. This work won the Platinum A'Design Award in Como, Italy.

Giro launches its new biscuit packaging and Pepsico requests 3D illustrations from Estúdio Andre Caputo. It definitely needed to communicate crunchiness, naturalness, flavor and fun.

How to convey lightness, indulgence and fun in one image? Nothing better than milk to combine with this delicious Maria Cracker flavor.

Dog food is always a challenge because it's quite organic, created with a blend of ingredients that make the textures of its products unique. Of course, it's the pet owners who buy it, not the dogs, but if we can improve the presentation of the products, why not? After all, humans buy with their eyes... LOL.

Creating candy-colored is anything but simple, despite their simple shape. Creating textures and good lighting are key to a great result. Here, the Kunuz product from Gandour is represented with perfection and elegance.

How do you add indulgence to a chocolate with caramel, peanuts, and nougat? Like this. This is Soudan, a chocolate, an explosion of flavors.

Good lighting, a good texture, and a simple design can all look extraordinarily good. With care, proper positioning of elements, and good composition, it's possible to get the most out of a product, even a geometric one.

The challenge here was to reproduce in 3D the flavor and crunch of Gamesa's famous Crackets. The intense red background greatly enhances the flavor in contrast to the golden yellow of the cracker. With the addition of crumbs to the image, the crunchiness explodes on the screen.

The project aimed to modernize Belma's wafer line. The studio's proposal was to create something unconventional, exploring a product presentation that differed from the market and became more elegant. This brought significant personality to the new line and strengthened its communication. The studio created the new packaging, 3D images of the wafers and ingredients, and mockups of the wrappers. Belma's logo already existed as it was.