First experience with Mudbox

It's so coooool!
Today was the first day I played with it and look at what I ended up with!

Web-designs for MOST Computers LTD's Radius Magento based platform

It's been 8 months since I started working for MOST Computers - a leading Bulgarian company in the IT hardware sales business. For their Radius platform (which is Magento based but with a lot of additionally developed features for the needs of the Bulgarian market) they needed me to create some web-design samples for online stores. I followed the guidance of Rumyana Taseva - a great team leader, coworker and teacher.

Here are some screenshots of the web-designs.
It took a lot of css coding to get here from the image at the bottom of the post ;)



Houston: www.design2.vivodom.com

Mexico: www.design3.vivodom.com

Palermo: www.design4.vivodom.com

Verona: www.design5.vivodom.com

Prague: www.design6.vivodom.com

Andorra: www.design7.vivodom.com

Valencia: www.design9.vivodom.com

The starting theme (not my design!)

This was the initial look of every installed online store before i tweaked the design

My aquarium, one last time :)

It's final :)
I've been holding back on this decision whole winter, I bet you can guess why.
I'm selling my fishtank.

Earrings... I sometimes wonder where to put them.

This idea is not much to my taste because of its brutal display of everything sparkling and flashy, far from any minimalism. Anyway, I just assembled this with an Ikea photo frame, some cheap mirror from a $1-store, a simple chain and earrings I've previously made.

Button it up

One creative idea I missed sharing lately: Redesigning some T-shirts 

Christmas cards for my friends

Yup. I did these.

Photography 2012

It's the same world we live in but it's not the same what we see.
Here are some of the photos I did through the year. Enjoy!

Interior project

     My latest project involved designing children's room for David Lawer. I modeled some Ikea furniture and produced V-ray HQ visualizations and a walk-through video.

The Merc.Inc Game, now called Exodus: Grand Melee

          About three months ago the team working on the Merc.Inc game was suspended as our boss Logan felt the project was no longer affordable to him. Since that day Anthony Soto took the lead in finding funding for the project he has been planning to the smallest detail in his mind for years.
          Unfortunately the kickstarter campaign did not collect all the needed resource. Nevertheless, it showed that there are people who are interested in the development of the game. Moreover, my friends Ivan and Rado, who participated with me in the art-department, they still dream of working again with this team on this project and especially, playing the game, now called Exodus: Grand Melee

Go, Anthony!
http://www.hgazette.com/local/x1684129382/From-Marine-to-video-game-maker

Gift wrapping for Rado's birthday

Why wrapping the present in a simple envelope?

Curious?

Playing with Malachite

WIP

now, where would I possibly wear these?

The MercInc experience (Part 6)

Detail, detail, detail. Detail makes wonders. Finally, in the end of the story, the exterior of the 170m long dropship was nearly finished in modeling.