This is my project to renew the Trapholt museum website. My mission was to transform the digital experience to make it more attractive and accessible to an audience that might show little interest in culture and art.
I was in charge of the logo design, the design of the posters for special events and the development of the website. Each decision was made to inspire and entertain after analyzing our target group (UX).
This project is a video that takes a tour of an apartment.
The entire apartment is modeled in 3Ds max, and rendered in Unreal Engine. With this project I learned a different workflow, since I learned how to prepare the geometry of the models to import them into UE4 and how to make their mapping maps.
This project is a short film that follows Elvira, a girl who celebrates her birthday with a big party. The next morning, something strange has happened, and what seemed like a simple celebration becomes a mystery to be solved. Through the interrogations of the guests, different versions of the events are revealed, with an unexpected twist at the end.
This project marks a milestone in my career: my first big project in the world of 3D modeling.
These are infographics and a video of the International Baroque Museum in Puebla, designed by renowned architect Toyo Ito.
This building captivates me for its impressive structure and the majestic fountain that adorns its interior patio. Every detail modeled and rendered was a challenge, and the final result represents a significant step in my professional development, as I not only learned many modeling and editing tools, but also learned how to handle large projects.
This project focuses on the creation of three posters for the university's "International Day" event, where more than 25 countries share their food and culture. Using Adobe Illustrator, I designed visually stunning posters for A4, A3 and screen sizes.
I wanted to show the flags of different countries mixed in a single bowl of noodles, symbolizing the union of cultures. These posters invite everyone to come to the EASV that day and share a little bit of each country.
These watercolors belong to a series of Christmas watercolors. After making the watercolor, I scan the painting and prepare them to become Christmas cards.
I like to continue the tradition of sending letters for Christmas because we are all excited that someone dedicates their time to preparing a beautiful text to congratulate us on the holidays, and even more so if it is with such a unique postcard!
The ability to see a space before it is created is something that fascinates me about creating 3D scenes.
These images have been created with 3Ds Max and V-ray, learning and exploring tools such as forest pack.
In each photograph I find the magic of capturing unique moments, freezing looks and feelings in a single moment, making a second last forever.
Since my childhood, drawing has been an innate passion. In this section, I share my love for pencil portraits.
Each stroke seeks to capture the unique essence of my models, and the vitality in their gaze.