Renderings

Emphasizing Technical Detail and Realism

This project demonstrates my proficiency in detailed product modeling and material study. The render focuses on the engineering complexity of a construction toy, meticulously replicating the Technic system's precision and surface textures. It highlights my ability to achieve high-fidelity visuals that balance mechanical function with strong, iconic product aesthetics

Porsche Renders

I’m excited to share a new video where I took on the challenge of creating a chrome-finished Porsche Cars North America using Twinmotion. This project was all about pushing my skills to the limit to achieve a photorealistic finish, capturing every sleek detail and reflection.

As an industrial designer passionate about blending technology with creativity, I’m always exploring new ways to bring designs to life. This video is a great example of how powerful rendering tools like Twinmotion can create immersive visuals.

Automotive Interiors

Throughout my experience in rendering automotive interiors, I have effectively employed both KeyShot and Twinmotion to enhance my design process. KeyShot has enabled me to create photoreistic visuals with its user-friendly interface and sophisticated lighting capabilities. In parallel,motion has offered a robust platform for real-time visualization, allowing for swift iterations and presentations of diverse design concepts. The combination of these tools has significantly refined my workflow and elevated the quality of my interior renderings.

Car Project

I was fortunate enough to be part of an exciting project that involved designing and building a car from scratch. My role in the project was to provide my expertise in 3D modeling and rendering, which proved to be valuable. Additionally, I was able to contribute to the video by creating animations and music. It was a great opportunity to showcase my diverse skill set and passion for the project.

Mastering Keyshot

This was my way of learning the ins and outs of keyshot and what could be possible in terms of how realistic can I get Prisms to be and how light could react with them!

Herman Miller Render Competition 

I'm thrilled to have completed the challenge given by RenderWeekly! It took some time to render, but the end result was more than satisfactory. The Herman Miller chair is a timeless design, and I'm proud to have done it justice with my rendering. I'm grateful for the opportunity to showcase my skills and look forward to taking on more challenges in the future.

Marine Design

I thought about diving into marine design and wanted to see what I could come up with

Cloth Study

This was my attempt at one of the RenderWeekly Challenges where the brief was to render out cloth with the then new "real cloth" material in Keyshot!

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A.R.A

This was my attempt at one of the RenderWeekly Challenges where the brief was to design a smart home assistant, so here is A.R.A!

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What's special about Ara you may ask, but does your smart assistant work without being plugged into the wall? Or can it pair with other Aras in the area based on proximity? Or can it hand on the wall?

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Ara is here to be the light to your darkness and the voice you talk to. It learns what your daily schedule might be and makes reminders and a calendar according to you. Your ACTUAL assistant.

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Speaker? Check.
Microphone? Check.
Smart? Check.
Works during a power outage so that you can contact emergency services? Check

Environment Study

This was my attempt at one of the RenderWeekly Challenges where the brief was to render any stock model from Keyshot. I used this opportunity to explore different environments and their effects on materials

Lighting Study

This was my attempt at one of the RenderWeekly Challenges where the brief was to Design a Floor Lamp

Boat X Keyshot Competition

This was my attempt at one of the RenderWeekly Challenges in collaboration with the company Boat.

Material Study

This was my attempt at one of the RenderWeekly Challenges in collaboration with @_zarki_ where we had to render out the keyboard model in our own way, which allowed me to start exploring different materials possible for a keyboard