With over 2 decades of being a professional digital artist (I humbly disclose that I have been awarded for my art, I was more honoured than anything to receive such prestigious honour, I like that wor... Read more

With over 2 decades of being a professional digital artist (I humbly disclose that I have been awarded for my art, I was more honoured than anything to receive such prestigious honour, I like that word better than "award" lol, it meant a lot really, and also to be honest, I felt like ALL of the artists were WINNERS, I really applauded each one, to me, we are all pieces to the puzzle, and unique in our craft!), I have worked with Inventours, Scientists, Engineers, and Architects, doing patent designing in over 25 countries, and in various industries, now for over a decade, and a half, so VERY rewarding!...as a visual artist, what I "see", I can create, from realistic landscapes, and portraits, to vectorised cartoons, and in between...I am SO thankful to have these gifts, and my PASSION lies in them where I never feel like I'm working, and where you will also see me drawing this, and that, seriously, I was watching a movie, and the next thing is, I am 3D designing my entire first floor of my home lol, and illustrating my furry binky boy (rabbit), no matter where I am, everything becomes this canvass of possibilities…I start to create whatever I see, it's like capturing the moment to enjoy later, with many layers that become one, it never becomes mundane, if anything, it gets more exciting as each moment passes...I do 2D, and 3D modelling, and rendering (AutoCAD, Sketchup, Vray), I am self-taught after sitting next to a co-worker using AutoCad for like 5 minutes, he stopped to do something else, while I opened a new project, and started playing, that was over 10 years ago, and I am still "playing" lol...I do realistic digital illustrations in Adobe Illustrator...I had such a BLAST teaching children, and young adults how to draw (both on paper, and digitally), watching their creative expression develop, SO rewarding really!...what I also love is taking someone's vision, and bringing it to life, seeing their faces as their wishes, and dreams have come true, gosh the JOY felt is BEYOND!...I am ALWAYS open to learning more, this field is constantly evolving, and I enjoy evolving with it, it makes me a better artist, and beyond humble in my craft...:)

With over 2 decades of being a professional digital artist (I humbly disclose that I have been awarded for my art, I was more honoured than anything to receive such prestigious honour, I like that wor... Read more

With over 2 decades of being a professional digital artist (I humbly disclose that I have been awarded for my art, I was more honoured than anything to receive such prestigious honour, I like that word better than "award" lol, it meant a lot really, and also to be honest, I felt like ALL of the artists were WINNERS, I really applauded each one, to me, we are all pieces to the puzzle, and unique in our craft!), I have worked with Inventours, Scientists, Engineers, and Architects, doing patent designing in over 25 countries, and in various industries, now for over a decade, and a half, so VERY rewarding!...as a visual artist, what I "see", I can create, from realistic landscapes, and portraits, to vectorised cartoons, and in between...I am SO thankful to have these gifts, and my PASSION lies in them where I never feel like I'm working, and where you will also see me drawing this, and that, seriously, I was watching a movie, and the next thing is, I am 3D designing my entire first floor of my home lol, and illustrating my furry binky boy (rabbit), no matter where I am, everything becomes this canvass of possibilities…I start to create whatever I see, it's like capturing the moment to enjoy later, with many layers that become one, it never becomes mundane, if anything, it gets more exciting as each moment passes...I do 2D, and 3D modelling, and rendering (AutoCAD, Sketchup, Vray), I am self-taught after sitting next to a co-worker using AutoCad for like 5 minutes, he stopped to do something else, while I opened a new project, and started playing, that was over 10 years ago, and I am still "playing" lol...I do realistic digital illustrations in Adobe Illustrator...I had such a BLAST teaching children, and young adults how to draw (both on paper, and digitally), watching their creative expression develop, SO rewarding really!...what I also love is taking someone's vision, and bringing it to life, seeing their faces as their wishes, and dreams have come true, gosh the JOY felt is BEYOND!...I am ALWAYS open to learning more, this field is constantly evolving, and I enjoy evolving with it, it makes me a better artist, and beyond humble in my craft...:)

Aasin A. Thomas is an industrial designer and engineering-minded product developer known for transforming ideas into refined, functional, and manufacturable products. With a background deeply rooted i... Read more

Aasin A. Thomas is an industrial designer and engineering-minded product developer known for transforming ideas into refined, functional, and manufacturable products. With a background deeply rooted in design, building, and problem-solving, Aasin approaches every project with the belief that great products begin with thoughtful design and end with practical engineering. As the founder of EDIN Studio, Aasin specializes in product design, CAD development, 3D modeling, and high-quality photorealistic renderings. His work focuses on turning concepts into production-ready digital assets that help inventors, startups, and businesses bring their ideas to life. Whether starting from a rough sketch, a patent drawing, or simply an idea in someone's mind, Aasin helps guide products through the critical stages of development—from concept to functional design. Aasin’s work bridges the gap between creativity and engineering. His design process focuses not only on the aesthetics of a product but also on its functionality, structural integrity, and manufacturability. By thinking through how products will be assembled, used, and produced, he helps clients avoid costly design mistakes while improving the overall quality of the final product. His expertise includes CAD modeling for mechanical parts, consumer products, housings, enclosures, and engineered assemblies. Aasin frequently develops detailed models used for prototyping, 3D printing, engineering analysis, and manufacturing preparation. His workflow also includes the creation of photorealistic renderings that allow clients to visualize their products clearly before production begins—an essential step for presentations, investor pitches, and marketing. Aasin is also experienced in developing enclosed designs and mechanical components that require precise tolerances and thoughtful structural design. By combining industrial design thinking with engineering principles, he is able to develop products that are not only visually compelling but also practical to manufacture and durable in real-world use.