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About me

I'm a versatile creative, a product designer,an artist,maker. Born in Budapest, graduated from Copenhagen and working in London. I focus, specialise in exhibition design, event and temporary architecture. Thrive to combine 3D Visuals and hand made prototyping to achieve a perfect cycle of production. Over the years I gained extensive experience and developed a passion for installations, temporary or permanent architecture. From concept to completion through client captivating visuals and pitches I enjoy every stage of design.

My technical skills:

I use my imagination to create a concept, then I create realistic and client captivating visuals with Cinema 4D, I create technical drawings with Solidworks and Vectorworks for interior and product designs. I also bring these concepts into Vray to render client presentations and animations.Post-production with Photoshop.

However, my top skills are:

I am eager to learn, I strive to do better, I listen and I am curious!

Details

AvailabilityLooking for work

ContractPerm, Freelance, Temp-Perm, Part time, Remote

LocationLondon, Greater London, United Kingdom

Skill LevelMiddleweight, Senior

LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, Hungarian

Tagged Job TitlesArchitectural Designer, Exhibition Designer, 3D Designer

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Miklos has been a Contributor since 30th January 2017.

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Skills

3D Design, Art Direction, cinema4d, Exhibition Design, vectorworks, Visualising

Sector Experience

architectural visualisation, art direction, CGI / 3D, Cinema4D, Design, Event Organisers / Management, Exhibitions, Interiors, print design, v-ray, Vectorworks

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Featured work

Work picked by the Creativepool editors for the homepage.

Architectural Visualisation - A light study

22 April 2016

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