I use my illustrations to highlight my skills and ideas in order to show companies my talent.My illustrations are mostly based on the hyperrealism technique.This is done with the intent to show companies the final result of a product that doesn’t yet exist.I'm qualified in the female field but I'm also skilled in the design of male, kid and pet outfits.I use 3D modelling programs to design many backgrounds.In most cases, I work with SketchUp.95% of the work is graphically designed by me while the remaining 5% derives from existing pictures or photos.Faces, hands and some accessories are, indeed, accurately chosen to perfectly fit my creations.Many special effects have been created by overlapping various filters.I also use Hyperrealism technique to entirely design product packaging and posters by means of Photoshop.My style is a fusion of eccentricity, elegance and simplicity.Eccentricity is obtained by means of vibrant colours, particular textures and odd accessories rather than articulated shapes or cuts; these last appear, in fact, simple and clean, in other words: simple and elegant.My clothes tend to be androgenic, adaptable to any kind of gender identity, in one word: gender fluid.I respect current trends, adding oddness and originality.I also have an Academic Degree in Visual Merchandising by which I certificate my skill in design using 3D Modeling Programs.Each creation is then rendered and post-produced on Adobe Photoshop.Specifically, I'm also able to entirely design interiors, exteriors, windows' shops, furnitures and displays for fashion stores.While I was pursuing my studies, I had various work experiences.They have helped me to grow, to work in a team and to refine my professional skills.