When I took Architectural Design as an elective, I got bored and started messing around with 3D programs. I started learning how to make 3D models in 3DS Max and Cinema 4D. I also used Autodesk Revit to create house models and renders, which I used to win an architectural competition sophomore year. This page also has several graphic design jobs I did using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop, both for fun and for the Flower Mound Yearbook in 2017 as the Design Editor.
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I created a brand identity, complete with fonts, colors, and logos, and created this mockup of a couple business card designs.
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A polyscape wallpaper I created using two landscape images.
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A flyer I created for an imaginary architecture exposition.
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A movie poster I made for one of my all time favorite movies.
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A render of a modern house I designed and modelled in Autodesk Revit.
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I designed, modelled, and rendered a kitchen interior in Cinema 4D.
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I modelled and rendered a Camaro in Cinema 4D.
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I modelled and rendered a low-poly landscape in Cinema 4D.
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I deigned, modelled, and rendered a system of cogs driven by a motor.
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A pair of bevel gears I modelled and rendered. These are mathematically accurate and would work properly when 3D printed.
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A wallpaper I created using Cinema 4D and Photoshop.
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A wallpaper I created using Cinema 4D.
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A wallpaper I created using Cinema 4D.
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A mathematically accurate set of planetary gears that would work if 3D printed.