InkDex 3D Illustrations Chapter 2

What the paper mache look actually is

There is no outline anywhere in this pack. The original Inkdex drawings are pure ink contour, and this series throws the line away completely: shape comes from form, light and shadow instead. Look closely at any piece and you can see the pulp texture, the slightly uneven edges where paper was pressed into shape, and the small seams a real papier mache model would have.

The palette is close to monochrome. Everything sits inside a band of warm oatmeal and cream, with deeper sand in the shadows and a soft off white in the highlights. Nothing in the set shouts for attention. One soft key light from above and a gentle contact shadow under each object do all the work of separating a subject from the page.

What is inside the 55 pieces

The set leans toward product and business screens, with enough lifestyle pieces to stop a marketing site from reading like a dashboard. The rough groupings:

• Success and money: awards, trophies, a target and puzzle scene, stairs climbing to a financial goal, growth charts

• Tech and web: cloud storage, connectivity, searching and progress, a 404 scene, troubleshooting with tools

• Product and account: settings, user feedback, star ratings, reviews, online shopping and checkout

• Work and creativity: problem solving at a desk, productivity tools, design and imagination scenes

• Downtime: game controllers, music and streaming, reading, people slumped over a laptop

Who this is for

SaaS and startup teams get the most out of it. If your product page already runs on a flat vector set and looks like the other nine tools in your category, one paper mache render in the hero changes the temperature of the whole page without touching your brand guidelines.

It suits agencies too, especially on a pitch deck or a client microsite where a matching set of renders saves commissioning custom 3D work. Notion and Webflow builders can drop these straight in, because transparent PNG is the one format every no-code tool handles without complaint.

Course platforms, fintech apps and internal tools all share the same empty screens: no results yet, nothing in the cart, your first report is still building. There is a piece here for each of those, and a 404 scene for the day someone mistypes a URL.

Formats and technical notes

This is a raster pack, delivered exactly the way Chapter 1 ships.

• 55 high resolution PNG renders with transparent backgrounds

• Colours are baked into the render, so these cannot be recoloured the way an SVG can

• The soft contact shadow is part of each file, so pieces read best on light surfaces

• If editable colour matters more than the material, a vector pack is the better buy

Licence

One purchase covers personal and commercial work: websites, apps, presentations, marketing, print, video, social posts and client projects, with no attribution required. What you cannot do is resell or redistribute the files on their own, bundle them into templates or themes for sale, feed them into an AI training set, or claim the artwork as yours.

Pairs well with

InkDex 3D Illustrations Chapter 1 is the obvious partner, since it shares the material and the lighting and covers different subjects. If you want the drawn originals these were remixed from, the Inkdex illustrations collection holds the ink versions, and InkDex Team Illustrations adds people scenes in that same line. For other renders in this material family, browse the 3D illustration style.