Week #7 - Rendering and Making an instruction page

 Step 1: Sorting and assigning material properties



Step 2: Assembled renders





Step 3: Exploded renders



Step 4: Setting up the page layout
Step 5: The final page layout

Step 6: Branding and presenting the product


















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