I am focusing on 3D realistic character creation at the Uni of Hertfordshire. I take my time studying the pipeline and pay attention to details, learning new and better techniques and constantly developing my visual palette.
True artists have to use their technical skills and imagination to produce art that is beyond realistic. Transcendental and other-worldly. That’s what I am striving for: making artwork every time with a cherry on top.
It was dancing that awakened my artistic spirit when I was four. Through years of the understanding movement, I learned to focus on the importance and power of emotion, to present myself and how to be memorable. Subsequently, I started attending classes that taught copying painters and old masters like Manet, Monet, and Michelangelo, which led me to study printmaking, graphic design, and illustration in Bratislava for four years. I decided to “upgrade” from 2D to 3D due to 3D’s interesting new approaches to analysing and creating artwork. It was something completely new, exciting and challenging.
This portfolio is a presentation of my overall journey.
I hope you like it!
Hobbies:
Piano playing taught me to focus on my work for a longer period of time.
I attended lessons for roughly nine years and got to play impressionists like Debussy. Complex stuff!
Dancing is a lifelong passion of mine, and it’s not going to go anywhere! I danced from when I was four years old,
and occasionally, I go crazy at parties.
styles: contemporary jazz, breakdance,
hip-hop, house,
(and a little bit of Latino)
Yoga is currently helping me stay fit while working longer hours on 3D work! I started three years ago, and it continues
to save my sanity.