Matthew R

Pet Supplement Packaging & Label Design

Bloom & Pure Wellness Co • Temps plein

Feb 2026 - Feb 2026 • 0 mos

The client needed packaging for a new line of pet supplements but was struggling to create a design that looked both trustworthy and visually appealing. The initial designs lacked clarity and did not effectively communicate the product’s benefits, which is crucial in the wellness space. I focused on simplifying the visual hierarchy making key information like ingredients and benefits more prominent while maintaining a clean, modern look. I also selected color palettes and typography that conveyed safety, care, and professionalism, which are essential for pet-related products. The final packaging stood out both online and on shelves, helping the brand establish a strong identity. The client reported improved customer engagement and confidence in their product presentation after launch.

Industrial Machine Component Design

Apex Industrial Solutions • Temps partiel

Jan 2026 - Jan 2026 • 0 mos

This project involved designing a mechanical component for an industrial machine, where precision and durability were critical. The main issue arose when the initial concept failed stress expectations during early simulation, which could have led to long term performance issues. Instead of redesigning from scratch, I analyzed the stress points and optimized the geometry by reinforcing key areas while maintaining overall efficiency. I also adjusted material considerations and tolerances to ensure compatibility with existing machine systems. By refining the design strategically, I delivered a component that met both performance and production standards. The improved design reduced potential failure risks and increased operational reliability, which was a key concern for the client.

Smart Home Device CAD Design & Rendering

NovaTech Consumer Labs

Dec 2025 - Dec 2025 • 0 mos

During the early phase of this project, the client had a rough concept for a smart home device but struggled with translating it into a manufacturable CAD model. The initial challenge was balancing internal component spacing with a sleek outer design, as early drafts either looked bulky or were not feasible for production. I approached this by restructuring the internal layout first, prioritizing component fit and airflow, then refined the external casing to match modern consumer expectations. Through iterative modeling and careful dimension control, I was able to achieve both functionality and aesthetics without compromise. The final design not only met manufacturing requirements but also improved the product’s visual appeal for marketing. The client later used the renders for investor presentations, which helped secure early stage funding.