My Traditional Design Work

This portfolio showcases a selection of early works that laid the foundation for my design journey. Through these projects, I refined my sketching skills and developed a stronger understanding of form, proportion, and visual communication.

Paraline Projection: Ferrari 488 Pista

This exploded view of the Ferrari 488 Pista represents both a technical and personal milestone in my design journey. Creating this drawing presented a series of challenges—from understanding the vehicle’s complex geometry to accurately visualizing the components in three-dimensional space—which I overcame through iteration and persistence. My lifelong passion for cars has been a driving force in my pursuit of industrial design, and this piece reflects the intersection of that passion with the skills I continue to develop as a designer.

1 Point Perspective: My Room

This piece explores my room from a one-point perspective, captured at two different times of day—daytime (top) and nighttime (bottom). This exercise helped strengthen my foundational design skills, particularly in spatial awareness, lighting contrast, and the use of line weight to convey depth and structure. It also served as a valuable practice in observing and translating real-world environments into precise, intentional compositions.

Multiview : Foundational Practice

For this project, I conducted a detailed exploration of sneaker construction by cutting a shoe in half and illustrating it from multiple perspectives. The drawings highlight both the external design and the internal structure, emphasizing material layering, form, and functionality. This exercise strengthened my ability to analyze products beyond surface aesthetics, focusing instead on ergonomics, durability, and the relationship between design and manufacturing.