Portland, États-Unis
Silver Award for my Virtual Reality tracking boots, Janus under the category of 3D Print
Technology / Fashion.
Silver Winner for my Virtual Reality tracking boots, Janus under the category of Women's
Dress/Ankle Boots.
Leadership
Self-motivation
Ability to Work Under Pressure
Adaptability
Teamwork
Conflict resolution
Decision Making
Commercial Awareness
Problem Solving
3D Rendering
3D Modelling
3D Printing
Hand Sketching
Rhino 3D Modeling Software
KeyShot
Geomagic Freeform
Unity
Unreal Engine
Blender
Autodesk 3D Studio Max
Autodesk Maya
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe Lightroom
Adobe AfterEffects
Substance Painter
espagnol
Langue natale
anglais
Langue natale
italien
Notions
français
Notions
espéranto
Notions
Mobilité géographique envisageable
Georgina Goodman
The fashion world is increasingly relying on virtual solutions to design and showcase creations in an immersive and sustainable way. And with shop windows out of action and fashion weeks cancelled due to the pandemic, extended realities allow engagement between brands, designers and consumers to cont
inue. Zoe Mutter reports on the tech trends shaping fashion.
Interview for CNN where we discuss the future of fashion and the embrace of technology.
Personal Interview. Here we discuss the evolution of my career, technology and how fashion has evolved as it embraces 3D.
Interview about my work and the technological transformation of fashion and footwear. This link is in Spanish.
"We asked the students to look at their designs from a digital disruption perspective, but they had to focus on the industry or consumer need, not the possibilities of the technology," - Maruschka Loubser
"The Hololux experience feels realistic and tactile. Plus, by seeing the items in 3D, you can get an idea of their size, unlike current online shopping apps. One day, mixed reality will even let you try the products on for size, says creator Antonio Arocho, a student at LCF. "
Press for the Microsoft x LCF project
"Antonio es un ejemplo de ese chico que se abre camino, que sabe que, para llegar a algo, hay que buscarlo. Desde el día uno, Antonio me habló de su interés en el diseño, dentro del marco del diseño de calzado. A pesar de estar claro de que esa especialidad no estaba disponible en la Isla, comenzó un
proceso autodidáctico a través del cual investigó y se movió a tomar cursos y talleres en diversos lugares de Europa durante los veranos, mientras cursaba sus semestres regulares." - Vladimir Garcia
Personal Interview for National Newspaper as the first Puertorrican to be admitted for the MA footwear program at London College of Fashion.
