Tradeblocker — 3D Design & Social Media Posters
A one-week freelance design project for Tradeblocker, a London-based company, coordinated entirely remotely. The scope covered 3D design plus concept and style development for social media posters. As a learning exercise, the project shows how a remote brief is translated into a visual direction: defining the poster concept and style first, then executing it as 3D assets in Blender and poster layouts in Canva. Combining the two tools demonstrates that 3D assets can be produced without a heavy pipeline, and that Canva is enough to refine composition, typography, and visual consistency across posters. The one-week limit required clear prioritisation: lock the concept early, build reusable 3D assets, then generate poster variations from the same assets so the output stays consistent and efficient.
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The first step was translating a remote brief into a visual direction: defining the concept and poster style before moving into asset production.
Execution was split in two: Blender for the 3D assets, Canva for poster composition and typography. With a one-week deadline, assets were built to be reused across several poster variations, keeping the output consistent and efficient.