A project I am currently working on for my own company (featuring the Nullie Lulls brand) is a quiz-type of learning game, featuring an iconic character, named Cip, which was created to be the "baby version" of the bird/leaf graphic element on the Nullie Lulls logo that came to life. Cip is the guide/mentor in the child's learning through this cozy game that is still in the works. The following images show him in his full glory as a concept, featuring more 2.5D graphics work I made using Blender...

The following illustrations showcase a room corner, with two different window treatment solutions (regular curtains & roman shades), I modelled and rendered in Blender, using its 2.5D effect features. I used these illustrations for a promotional material I created at my current workplace.

A showcase of the modelling process in creating a wall sign (after picture reference) in Blender. For this one I used the Bézier curve feature in Blender. This exercise features opaque and alpha channel textures along the way, as well as "emission" materials.

The following illustrations show three of the most adorable 3D renders I created - with children as the main audience - using Blender. The main character (tiny duckling) was modelled and rigged by me.

This is one of my first 3D characters I modelled and rigged in Blender. The following illustrations show her in different poses, displaying natural-looking results of my weight painting (as part of the rigging process).

As part of my current job, as an interior and fabrics confections designer (curtains, drapes & general window dressing solutions), I also make 3D simulations, showcasing how the final project will look in the client's home.

The following illustrations showcase the 3D renders I created in Solidworks. These feature the product concept that was the subject of my diploma project, part of my BA Degree in Industrial Engineering. The first illustration is a mock promotional poster for the product. A full description and documentation of this project is available on my LinkedIn page.

As part of my BA studies in Industrial Engineering, I had to recreate practice drawings featuring perspective exercises in 3D, as well as different warercolor and hatching techniques - used to illustrate volumes and different textures of the object's materials.

As part of my BA studies in Industrial Engineering, I had to recreate practice drawings featuring perspective exercises in 3D, as well as different hatching techniques. The following pictures showcase two of my best pieces of work.

As part of my vocational studies - during high school, I had to hand draw still life - using HB to B10 pencils - after a live set-up. This is one of my best pieces of work, featuring a see-through effect on the telephone's handle, as well as on the fruit placed on top of the chair.