
What makes your product unique?
Let’s make it visible
About me
Hi! I’m Kristina, but you can call me Vviequel.
I’m a commercial product photographer creating distinctive visuals that capture the unique character of each brand and product.
I help brands stand out, communicate their identity, and make their products impossible to overlook. My goal is to translate the essence of your product into compelling visuals that capture attention and leave a lasting impression.
Who I Work With: I collaborate with brands across jewelry, fashion, accessories, beauty, food and beverage, as well as lifestyle—and your own field, if you want to create unique visuals for your product.
Why collaborate with me?
I create tailored visual concepts built around the unique qualities of each product, turning its distinctive features into captivating imagery that helps brands stand out and connect with their audience.
My method: Every product possesses its own visual language. I use its unique colors, textures, shapes, and proportions as the foundation for developing a customized concept.
Why It Works?
By working with light, texture, color, and composition, I create striking imagery that naturally draws the viewer’s attention. Each visual element is carefully chosen to highlight the product’s distinctive qualities, guiding the viewer’s eye toward what makes it unique. This way, the imagery doesn’t just catch attention—it helps the product stand out and leave a lasting impression.
Case 1:
The Glow of Glass
01/ The Challenge
The primary challenge was to create a cohesive series of photographs that would showcase five distinct cocktails while emphasizing the unique character of each drink.02/ The Solution
To accomplish this, I produced a series of ten photographs featuring five cocktails, dedicating two images to each beverage. Each cocktail was presented through two complementary perspectives: Still Life — a carefully arranged composition that captures the mood, character, and narrative of the drink through props, color, and surrounding elements. Close-up — an intimate view that focuses solely on the cocktail itself, highlighting its color, transparency, texture, and the beauty of the glassware.Negroni & Manhattan
03/ Visual Techniques
1. Light & Transparency 2. Color & Harmony 3. Composition & Styling 4. Rhythm & Visual Consistency

Dry Martini
Aviation & Old Fashioned
01/ The Challenge
The challenge was to visually communicate the unique texture and tactile qualities of mushroom-based leather. TRIAR’s task was to find a visual approach that would make its distinctive texture the central focus of the images, allowing the viewer to better understand and appreciate the material.
02/ The Solution
I developed a visual concept based on the comparison between mushroom-based leather and human skin. By placing human skin and mushroom leather in visual dialogue, I aimed to highlight the material’s natural qualities and offer the viewer a more familiar way to perceive its texture.


03/ Visual Techniques
1. Contrast 2. Texture & Tactility 3. Backlighting & Transparency

The project was selected as one of the winners of the competition. Read more.
Brand feedback:
«Kristina’s series successfully showcases the texture and visual qualities of bio-leather while effectively addressing the competition brief. Particular attention was paid to lighting and the techniques used to present the material…»
Case 3:
«Levsha» x SYMPTOM
01/ The Challenge
The challenge was to showcase the intricate details and delicate craftsmanship of SIMPTOM’s jewelry.02/ The Solution
I developed a visual concept built around the contrast between the delicacy of the jewelry and the roughness of the craft that produced it: it combines the finished pieces with workshop tools, raw materials, and industrial elements.03/ Visual Techniques
1. Contrast & Materiality 2. Scale & Monumentality 3. Angles & PerspectiveLet’s make your product stand out. Contact me!
tg: @vviequel
email: knulianovskaia@edu.hse.ru























