Every vent. Every weave. Every buckle.

The Opportunity

Burton needed their full Anon snow helmet lineup rendered to replace traditional product photography across their website and seasonal marketing. Over a dozen models across adult and youth lines, each with multiple colourways.

Goggle clips, liner mesh, earpad weave patterns, metallic badge finishes, vent geometry, fleece textures — everything matched from physical samples on our bench, going directly in front of consumers.

The Solution

We rebuilt every model from production CAD into render-ready geometry, then matched materials from physical samples — down to woven textile patterns and metallic finishes.

Each helmet was delivered as a fully layered file system. Shells, badges, logos, liners, hardware — all independently selectable with dedicated shadow and highlight layers. Burton's team could generate every seasonal colourway from a single master file without re-rendering or re-shooting.

The goggle lineup followed naturally. Same process, rolled out across Anon's full range — custom textures for every strap design, lenses, MFI integration, and earpad detailing.