ProtectorkingConsumer tech, Germany
A catalogue of products that are, by design, invisible
Protectorking sells screen protection for hundreds of devices. Every product is a transparent sheet of glass, and none of them can be usefully photographed.




What shipped
JAHPro AV hardware, United States
A pro AV catalogue built from geometry, not photography
JAH sells LED walls, moving heads and line arrays. It is hardware that ships on pallets and gets flown over an audience, and none of the imagery here came from a camera.





RolioComputer accessories, Netherlands
A product modelled from a phone video, not a spec sheet
Rolio needed catalogue images for a Bluetooth adapter. What arrived was seventeen seconds of handheld footage of someone turning the antenna on a desk.




What shipped
Karma FitnessFitness equipment, United Kingdom
A product built from nothing but its own print file
Karma Fitness sent one PDF. It was the artwork that gets printed on the mat, flat, with no product, no photograph and no dimensions attached.




What shipped
Volt TimeEV charging hardware, Netherlands
Rendering a charger that has to show its own paperwork
The One Business is a certified billing meter as much as it is a charger. The renders had to hold up at the size of a spec sheet thumbnail and at the size of a zoomed-in compliance label.
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