Joaquin Laborda

- Freeform perspective and sketching technics for industrial design students since 2003.

- Line drawing in 2 and 3 points perspective.

- Realistic rendering, using markers or pastels.

Developed products from concept to production.

Toy vehicles, Jewellery, rotational molding products, bike helmets, shoe sole design, rapid prototyping models, digital illustrations, articulated toy creatures, custom housing game consoles.

Development of portable toilets in vacuum forming and rotomolding.
Mold design in sheet metal and cast aluminium.
Since 2002 the company is exporting most of its production to all the world.

Cooperated in the development of T-Splines software. Had influence in many tools and UI enhancements.

Case of study:

http://www.tsplines.com/pdf/T-Splines-TrumDesign.pdf

3D World Magazine article review:

http://www.tsplines.com/m/TS3DW.pdf

Articulated toy development starting from 2D sketches.
Design refinement, 3D modelling of product, ready for rapid prototype and plastic inyection production.

Desarrollo de juguetes articulados, partiendo de ilustraciones. Ajustes de diseño, modelado 3D de productos listos para producción en inyección de plástico.

During one year I’ve been specializing in the Jewellery industry:

- Photography studio set creation for for Jewellery.
- 3D modeling of complex rings using both Nurbs and Sub-D technics.
- Photorealistic rendering with maxwell renderer.
- STL models creation for wax printing
- 360 animation for models visualization
- Retouching with Photoshop.

http://www.bh-diamonds.com

Product Designer at the Buenos Aires office, where I cooperated in the design development of innovative products. Executed diferent aspects of design proces, from conception through production output. Was responsible for concept sketcks, 3D modeling for rendering and production. Industries: audio, automotive, electronics and consumer products.

Tango Collection Rack - Winner of a Packaging Latin Grammy Award®
Development of to-scale design for a 7 DVD rack plus two explanatory booklets.
Our challenge was to adapt the character and technique of antique “Bandoneón” into an industrially-fit object. Responding both to decorative and functional purposes, special attention was paid at the flexibility of the set, achieving the most faithful model possible.

-In Association with Leicia Gotlibowski and Andrés Mayo-

Was in charge of groups of students of the Industrial Design career. Teaching Morfology, from concepts, and hand sketching to detailed model making.

Project Manager, where I designed products. Executed all aspects of design and development, from conception through production output. Was responsible for concept sketching, prototypes, 3D modeling for rendering and production.
Industries: consumer products.