Since I was little, I had felt an unusual curiosity about art. I was fascinated by colors, tiny details, sounds, and materials. I constantly had a color in my hand ready to color. I hit on by casualty with 3d world, out of that moment, I knew I wanted that to be my profession. My initial contact was as a 3d generalist, modeling for architecture renders, learning the fundamentals of 3d, being acquainted with different software, and creating an interactive final project for virtual reality. As I wanted to become well-versed in, I kept learning the A to Z that game design involves. From modeling, animation principles, cinematic creation, texturing, graphic design, and setting up scenes in a game engine. Once experienced with different artistic positions, I specialized in character modeling. It is unbelievable the whole bunch I assimilate last year. Nowadays, I can say that I know the workflow for cinema and videogames, which one would be more suitable, how to create a correct topology, organize the UV's correctly for quality baking. Getting involved in the utter process and noticing how a character wins a personality seems fascinating. I am especially grateful to my mentors, who are amazing professionals and passionate professors. It really motivates me to see how I am becoming better day after day. I was currently working as a hostess and public relations assistant while studying at Animum. I am conscious that it is not related to the 3d world, however, it has helped me quite to learn to work in a team, how to constantly communicate, and anticipate the needs of my clients. I believe that any job and experience benefit me to develop new qualities and improve as a professional. Being in constant touch with unalike people has taught me that being kind and helpful to others, always creates a pleasant environment around me and everyone else. I consider myself an organized person which helps me to plan and accomplish the deadlines of my work. I would also say that I am a resolutive person. Working as a team implies that there is a group of people on the same project and there are deadlines that must be carried out on time. I was constantly encouraged to find the solution for challenges that more often than not arise unexpectedly while working on a new project. Creativity is always by my side. In my experience collaborating with a VR project, it was not only fixing the geometry errors but creating them again, concluding with a fresher and more renewed artistic vision. In addition, being a collaborating person, knowing how to communicate and reach a deal with your teammates is essential in a cgi studio due to the fact that every member of the group will play a part in the final project. Giving your point of view as well as keep your ears open to co-workers. My projects have achieved a glow-up after applying some feedback from my colleagues. Enjoying what you do is one of the keys to happiness so I hope I am going to dedicate myself completely to creating and modeling.