3D Visualizer and Game Asset Designer: November 2018

Nissan Fairlady 350z Render . Software used - 3ds max, Substance painter, Keyshot, Photoshop

About :

As a 3D designer, I have had the opportunity to work in various roles and utilize a wide range of 3D and graphic software to create realistic and immersive designs. Throughout my career, I have continuously honed my skills and expanded my knowledge to deliver exceptional visual experiences. Here's a glimpse into my journey as a versatile 3D designer: Early in my career, I started as a 3D modeler, focusing on creating accurate and detailed 3D models using software like Blender and 3ds Max. I mastered the art of sculpting and shaping objects, paying meticulous attention to every polygon and texture. This role required a strong understanding of geometry, lighting, and rendering techniques to achieve a realistic output. As I gained more experience, I transitioned into the realm of texturing and shading. I delved into software such as Substance Painter and Adobe Photoshop to give life and personality to my 3D models. I learned how to create intricate textures, apply realistic materials, and manipulate shaders to bring out the finest details in my designs. This allowed me to infuse realism into my work, whether it was the roughness of a metal surface or the softness of a fabric material. With a growing interest in visual effects, I took on the role of a 3D animator. Using software like Autodesk Max and Adobe Aftereffects, I learned to breathe life into static models by giving them motion and personality. I specialized in character animation, understanding the nuances of timing, weight, and expression to create believable movements. This required a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the principles of animation. As the industry evolved, so did my skill set. I began exploring the world of real-time 3D graphics and virtual reality. Utilizing game engines such as Unreal Engine, I dived into creating interactive experiences and immersive environments. I learned to optimize assets for performance without compromising visual quality, while also implementing dynamic lighting, particle effects, and physics simulations to enhance realism and interactivity. Furthermore, I expanded my knowledge of architectural visualization. I started using software like Autodesk 3dsMax and Blender to create accurate 3D models of buildings and spaces. With the help of rendering engines like V-Ray and Unreal Engine's Lumen and baked lights, I could bring these architectural designs to life, emphasizing realistic lighting, material accuracy, and environmental context. This allowed clients to envision their projects in detail before they were even constructed. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients and industries. From product design and advertising to film and gaming, each project presented unique challenges and opportunities for growth. By staying up to date with the latest software and industry trends, I have been able to consistently deliver high-quality and realistic designs that exceed client expectations. In summary, my journey as a 3D designer has been a dynamic and rewarding one. With roles ranging from 3D modeling to animation, and expertise in software like Blender, 3ds Max, Substance Painter, Adobe Aftereffects, Photoshop, and Unreal Engine, I have developed a versatile skill set to create immersive and realistic experiences across various domains. I am excited to continue pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of 3D design and bring imagination to life.

3D Visualizer and Game Asset Designer

About Me

Thursday, 1 November 2018

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