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I’ve lived my whole childhood surrounded by computers and electronics. I’ve also spent most weekends watching fantasy and Sci-Fi films with my parents. If we combine a great passion for technology with a boundless imagination, we get a creative personality who is constantly eager to learn new things. That's me. Because of this, I studied Software Engineering and now I am learning how to 3D-model properly, as well as VFX.
Since I was a kid I fell in love with computers, sometimes choosing them over school or spending time with my friends. I was fascinated by what you could do with such a simple machine. It was that love what pushed me into playing video games, slowly discovering how movies and videogames are made, finding the programs where the magic is done and just had to try it once to fall in love with the whole process.
Ever since I was a little boy, films such as Star Wars, The Lord of The Rings, Avatar, Interstellar... have always caught my eye in the sense of how beautifully their visual effects are. Later on, I started discovering my passion for visual effects by watching YouTube tutorials by Rebelway, Corridor Crew and VideoCopilot. I would see these artists creating incredible effects and from that moment on I knew I wanted to work doing what these people were achieving in their videos.
When I was 14 years old, more or less, I already knew that what I liked was art and that I wanted to dedicate myself to it. Later I realized that I like the world of videogames and 3D a lot and I started to find out about some courses where I could learn that. I studied for 2 years 3D art, modeling, animation, design... and then I took a course at Lightbox Academy. I am very clear that what I want is to work as a 3D artist in a video game company. And now I'm looking for a job.
Since I was little, every time I watched an animated movie or digital art on the internet, I was curious about how it was done and that one day I would like to be able to do it myself. My life took many turns and finally I startedt o study 3D Modeling and learn to do, in my own way, everything that I loved.
I have always enjoyed watching cartoon films, and when I started the career as multimedia engineering I discovered that I wanted to learn more about the 3d world. Recently I've done a VFX course with Houdini and now, I'm sure that I want to practice and learn more about this software. In addition, I'm going to carry out a lighting and composition course within a few months with the objective of having all the kwnoledge I can to become a competitive professional.
Although I initially studied computer science and worked as a devops engineer, I felt a tiny void inside that that wasn't what I was meant to be doing all my life. After quite some time of figuring out my future and a lot of introspection, I quit and made a career change and started to deep dive into learning 3d modelling in March 2020. Now, I'm improving and broadening my skills day by day to step a foot in the industry.
Art has been one of my passions since I was very young. I was 15 and couldn't focus in a word my biology teacher said, I couldn't stop drawing and have been doing it ever since. Therefore when I was given the chance to choose my future I had it crystal clear I wanted to create visual art to entertain, teach or help everyone I could.
I always wanted to work in the video games industry, but when I was little I don´t really know how to do it, so I was about to give up when in my last year of high school I found on the internet a school that offer a master on concept art and illustration, that´s when I found my path on this industry.
My whole view changed after watching Avatar (2009) on cinema as a 10 year old child, since then I wanted to create 2D worlds and characters that could represent the world of my imagination. It wasn't until 2015 that I decided to make art my future, with an urge to learn all I could, I dived head first into art schools and courses, and finally felt like I belonged.