All Case StudiesA tidy moodboard arrangement of material samples for a brand built around <BRAND COLOR> and <SECOND COLOR>, including a painted chip, a fabric swatch, a <MATERIAL> tile and a folded paper sample, arranged on a plain neutral surface with even spacing, soft overhead daylight, gentle shadows, true to life textures, photorealistic top down render, wide framing, no text, no labels
text, letters, watermarks, logos, brand names
That is the negative prompt. Paste it where your tool asks what to avoid. In Midjourney, add it after --no instead.
What you change
Everything in angle brackets is a gap for your own details. Replace the whole token, brackets included.
- <BRAND COLOR>: Primary colour of the identity
- <SECOND COLOR>: Supporting colour
- <MATERIAL>: A material that suits the brand. Example: terracotta, oak, matte steel
Getting a usable image
- Bring this to the first client meeting instead of a colour list. It settles the direction faster.
- Say no labels. Otherwise the model fills the board with invented hex codes.
More 3D brand identity mockups
Same job, different treatment.
Glass logo render
3D brand identity mockups
Brand reveal and profile art. You change <LETTER>, <BRAND COLOR>, <BACKGROUND COLOR>
Brushed metal logo
3D brand identity mockups
Premium and industrial brands. You change <LETTER>, <METAL>, <SURFACE>
Stationery set on a desk
3D brand identity mockups
Brand pitch and portfolio shot. You change <SURFACE>, <BRAND COLOR>, <BRAND NAME>

Want the images made for you?
These are the same starting points our creative team uses for client campaigns. If you would rather hand the whole job over, tell us what you sell.










