November 1, 2011
by jgohil
Comments Off on Multimedia Infographic Resume 2011
Over the past decade, I’ve built a substantial library of original digital Dijital art—whether for personal projects, learning new techniques, or professional work. A few months ago, I set out to find a clean, modern way to bring all of … Continue reading
October 31, 2011
by jgohil
Comments Off on Mobile & Web Applications
My journey into application development started in 2004 with a custom PHP/MySQL blog—built from scratch before WordPress was mainstream. That foundation led to DMiMS, an inventory management system I developed that became one of Dijital Media’s flagship products. In 2008, … Continue reading
October 31, 2011
by jgohil
Comments Off on Video & Motion Graphics Design
Apple Motion has been my go-to for motion graphics work—its real-time preview makes iteration fast and fluid. I also use After Effects when projects call for it. (Though newer Motion versions have had some performance regressions.) The pieces in this … Continue reading
October 30, 2011
by jgohil
Comments Off on Graphic Design – Family Eyewear Gallery Ads
I worked with Family Eyewear Gallery for three years, handling their website, brand identity, and advertising materials. This long-term partnership allowed me to develop a cohesive visual language across print and digital.
October 27, 2011
by jgohil
Comments Off on 3D Character Modeling – “Bender” (2004)
One of my earliest character models in 3DS Max. The geometry was straightforward, but this project taught me that texturing and UV mapping require patience and precision—lessons that shaped my approach to 3D work going forward.
October 26, 2011
by jgohil
Comments Off on 3D Room Modeling (2005)
This room started as a pencil sketch before being modeled and textured in 3DS Max. I created most textures from scratch—photographing real-world surfaces and refining them in Photoshop to fit each object precisely.
October 26, 2011
by jgohil
Comments Off on 3D Car Modeling (2005)
Built from reference blueprints using box modeling in 3DS Max. I started with a halved primitive and symmetry modifier, then refined the form through iterative test renders at each stage of development.
March 29, 2011
by jgohil
Comments Off on Website Design & Development
Web design appeals to me because it demands both aesthetic sensibility and technical problem-solving—form and function in balance. This gallery features client work from 2009–2011.
August 1, 2004
by jgohil
Comments Off on 3D Chess Set (2004)
One of my first spline-based models in 3DS Max. Each piece began as a 2D profile curve, then was rotated using a lathe modifier. I added finer details through vertex-level editing.