Listing Display Mock Ups

[Former_Member]

I have recently opened up shop, and I do not like my boring product pictures for my designs. Since I outsource for most of my printing, I do not have the physical products on hand for everything I offer. I would like a better product mockup, but haven't really found a good tutorial online on how to create one.

I would like to do something clean and fresh like a white desk, a flower, and maybe some gold confetti with my product being the focus. Does anyone have any tips on how to create this to make my product look like it is actually physically sitting on top of the desk, rather than just an image?

How do you design your product mock ups? Any tips or resources would be incredibly appreciated! :)

Xoxo

[Former_Member]

I would strongly suggest that you get at least one of each of your items printed and then do some wonderful staging yourself.

You could very easily stage a cake to show off your 'free cake sprinkles' and show them being used. The same goes for your other items.

Now would be the perfect time to stage a "Summer Love" theme seeing as the flowers are starting to bloom in many parts of the country.

[WilliamsGiftshop]

I agree with crochetgal.
It will be worth the investment.
It could help you set apart your shop from your competitors' shops.

[Former_Member]

Thanks for the advice!! I have already ordered samples of everything i have! I also posted this in the main forum, and people seemed to agree that they would trust a product more if what they are seeing is a photograph of the printed version of the item, rather than just the digital graphic of the item, and I definitely think thats a great point.

LOVE the idea of staging the "FREE CAKE" invite with a cake! :)