RENDERING

I enjoy rendering because it brings the design story to life—it’s where ideas shift from concept to experience. Whether I’m visualizing materials, lighting, or form, I treat each rendering as a tool for communication, not just presentation. I focus on clarity, atmosphere, and realism to help others understand not just what a product is, but how it feels. My strength lies in balancing detail and mood—choosing what to emphasize so the design speaks for itself. Whether it’s a quick sketch render or a polished visualization, I use rendering to make design intentions unmistakably clear.

BROAD EXAMPLES

The renderings highlight my focus on material expression—specifically using a glossy, plastic-like finish to emphasize the form’s smooth, playful geometry. Subtle reflections and soft shadows help communicate surface curvature and give the object a tactile, approachable quality.

DETAIL TYPE 1

The graphics in this piece are used to emphasize functionality and visual hierarchy—layering technical diagrams, labeling, and branding in a way that feels both engineered and intentional. I focused on integrating the graphics directly into the surfaces, treating them as part of the product language rather than decoration. This approach helps communicate purpose, scale, and user interaction at a glance.

DETAIL TYPE 2

This rendering emphasizes material behavior and structural clarity. I focused on accurately representing folded sheet metal—highlighting how light interacts with crisp bends, thin edges, and subtle surface textures. The neutral lighting and clean backdrop allow the geometry and proportions to speak for themselves, reinforcing the functional, utilitarian aesthetic of the design.

DETAIL TYPE 3

World-building allows me to place my designs in believable, functional contexts. Whether it's a simple environment render or a full narrative setting, I use world-building to communicate how a product fits into everyday use—or an imagined future. It’s about giving the viewer more than just a form; it’s about showing purpose, culture, and story through environment, materials, and visual tone

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