I am a 3D artist working at the intersection of fashion, digital visualization, and product development. I combine creative vision with technical precision to transform ideas into compelling visuals and functional 3D models.

I collaborate with fashion designers, independent brands, and accessory creators, helping them visualize their concepts, refine their products, and prepare them for production.

I transform fashion ideas into 3D reality, from the initial visual concept to the final physical object.

A Celebrity Look, Reimagined in 3D

This project explores the possibilities of virtual fashion try-on by bringing a celebrity’s iconic Met Gala look into a real-life context. I chose Zendaya’s dress as a reference and recreated it in 3D to see how this striking fashion statement could look on me.

The challenge was not simply to create a digital replica of the dress, but to transfer a look originally designed for a celebrity onto a real person while preserving its distinctive silhouette, materials, and visual character.

Using 3D modeling and garment visualization, I recreated the dress and virtually fitted it onto my own image, combining the digital garment with a real photograph.The result demonstrates how 3D technology can make even the most exclusive fashion looks accessible for personal virtual try-on, opening up new possibilities for digital styling and fashion experimentation.

Brief The client needed to achieve a precise fit for a complex pair of motorcycle trousers featuring numerous construction details. Prior to our collaboration, the garment had already undergone seven rounds of physical alterations.Idea Utilize CLO3D to identify fitting issues digitally and minimize the need for repeated physical adjustments.Solution I recreated the trousers using the provided patterns and simulated the garment on an S-size avatar. I meticulously addressed the complex construction and adjusted the fit directly within the 3D environment.

I have collaborated with accessory brands, creating 3D models of jewelry and preparing them for 3D printing. This experience allowed me to explore how digital design can be transformed into physical accessories while balancing aesthetics and functionality.One of these projects was OVERLAY, an experimental 3D-printed jewelry brand. It explores the possibilities of additive manufacturing through colorful statement pieces, unconventional organic shapes, and a combination of digital technology and hands-on craftsmanship.

My work extended beyond mere modeling. I meticulously refined the proportions, dimensions, shapes, and level of detail for each piece, balancing visual expression with functional requirements. I optimized the models for 3D printing while keeping comfort, durability, and wearability in mind.

Every project begins with a conversation about your goals, ideas, and expectations. After discussing the specifics—timeline and budget—I develop the visual concept based on your brief and materials.The design process includes two rounds of revisions to refine the outcome and ensure everything meets your expectations. Once the final version is approved, I deliver the completed work and receive the remaining payment.