Raul

I am a specialist in architectural visualization and graphic representation. Throughout my academic training and professional experience, I have worked with 3D modeling tools, technical documentation, and visual post-production. This has allowed me to develop a clear, structured, and efficient methodology for students, designers, and professionals who want to strengthen their digital skills. I have collaborated on architectural design projects, 3D visualization, and technical documentation, applying modeling, rendering, and visual editing software at a professional level. This experience has given me a solid understanding of both the technical demands of the field and the common challenges faced by beginners or those seeking to refine their skills. For this reason, my teaching approach combines pedagogical clarity, patience, and a genuine commitment to each student’s progress. Teaching Methodology My method is based on three core pillars: 1. Workflow Development I guide students from fundamental concepts to advanced processes, explaining the logic behind each tool. My goal is not only to teach software usage but also to help students build technical criteria to solve problems in a structured and professional way. 2. Practical and Progressive Learning We work through applied exercises, real-case examples, and scenarios drawn from architectural practice. Lessons progress step by step, strengthening foundational skills before moving into more specialized techniques. 3. Personalized Instruction The pace, difficulty, and content of each session are adapted to the student’s goals and previous experience. This ensures that every learner can build a customized workflow aligned with their professional or academic objectives. Class Content and Dynamics Depending on the course and student needs, we can work on: Architectural and interior modeling Technical documentation and 2D representation Rendering and scene development Visual post-production and refinement Project organization and professional workflows Portfolio review, correction, and improvement