Vitalii Radzivill
I am a 3D Visualization Artist and Interior Designer with 13+ years of experience creating photorealistic renderings for residential, commercial, and retail spaces.
About
I am a 3D Visualization Artist and Interior Designer with 13+ years of experience creating photorealistic renderings for residential, commercial, and retail spaces. I specialize in 3ds Max and Corona Renderer, and I bring a strong design foundation to ensure every visualization is visually compelling, technically accurate, and buildable.
I collaborate with architects, designers, and developers to translate concepts and technical drawings into high-quality imagery that supports client approvals and project decisions. I am equally comfortable working independently or as part of a larger creative team.
- 21 years' experience
- Joined May 2026
Skills· 10
Languages
- EnglishFluent
Industry experience
- Real Estate & Construction
- Retail
- Travel & Hospitality
- Media & Entertainment
- Professional Services
Work experience· 4 roles
Residential & commercial visualization — full project pipeline. Produced photorealistic interior and exterior renderings for diverse project types and managed the visualization workflow from concept interpretation to post-processing, delivering imagery for client presentations, sales materials, and design approvals.
Led visualization and design documentation for 11 premium commercial retail locations. Developed custom furniture and fixture designs, produced detailed 3D models and visuals for client sign-off and manufacturing, and maintained a high visualization standard across the department while coordinating with project timelines.
Commercial renovation projects — produced construction drawings and interior visualizations for 147 renovations over six years, established a national design standard with visualization guidelines adopted across 250+ locations to ensure reliable built outcomes.
Education
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