General graphic design (logos, icons, flyers, business cards, posters...), CGI stuff and general creative shenanigans

Introductory course to 3D modeling in 3ds Max, melee weapon concept art and modeling workshop.

Graphic design, illustration.

Graphic design, 3D animation/motion graphics, VR simulations

Creating new assets for Twinmotion, a real-time visualization software published by Abvent. Projects included indoor plants, vehicles, 2D backgrounds, materials and decals (basically sprites). I was also drafted as a beta tester when needed.

A vital part of my Bachelor in Computer Graphics was the internship I did at Cynaptek, a small but vibrant communication studio in Liège, Belgium, that specializes in what they call "smart entertainment": the creation of visuals to promote the activities of a company in an intelligent and entertaining way. While there, I worked on projects as varied as architectural visualization, 3D animation, character design and the studio's "Happy New Year!" greetings card.

This is where I discovered graphic design and softwares such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign, as well as where I made my first forays into 3D modeling with SketchUp (I sucked at it). I also made some of my closest, lifelong friends there, but overall, this experience and the resulting degree never really made me a professional like it was supposed to, which later led me to enroll at the Albert Jacquard School in Belgium.

Having concluded that I needed a (much) higher proficiency in the digital arts to become a professional, I decided to go back to school after two years working as a salesman and later as a waiter. I enrolled at the Technical Department of the Albert Jacquard School in Namur, Belgium, and took up studying 3D CGI fields such as architecture visualization and motion design.