CAD - Solidworks, Rhino, Autodesk Fusion/Inventor

Across a series of prompt‑driven design challenges, I developed a diverse collection of digital models using SolidWorks, Autodesk Inventor, Rhino, and Fusion 360, applying both solid modeling and surface modeling techniques to create fully realized product concepts. Each project began with a unique design prompt—ranging from consumer products to sculptural forms—and required selecting the most effective modeling approach based on geometry, complexity, and intended function.

My workflow consistently involved:

Solid Modeling for mechanical components, functional assemblies, and products requiring precise dimensional control.

Surface Modeling for organic shapes, ergonomic forms, and visually expressive designs where curvature quality and continuity were essential.

Hybrid Modeling when projects demanded both structural accuracy and refined surface aesthetics.

After completing each model, I imported the geometry into KeyShot to produce high‑quality, photorealistic renderings. These renders showcased material choices, lighting setups, and environmental context, allowing each design to be presented as a polished, production‑ready concept.