My Story
Hello, I’m Kesley, a 3D Visualization Specialist and Digital Artist with a lifelong passion for art. My creative journey began as a kid, spending countless hours on art projects with my cousins, surrounded by a family that nurtured creativity in every way. This early exposure to art laid the groundwork for my future.
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Growing up, I was always asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Naturally, I dreamed of becoming an artist. While I was also drawn to history and archaeology, I realized that a life filled with constant travel or working in harsh climates wasn’t for me. I envisioned a future where I could combine my creative spirit with stability and a deep personal connection, so art was the only option that truly felt right.
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After high school, I explored various options before enrolling at Utah Valley University to earn a Bachelor of Science in Art and Visual Communications. The program’s diverse curriculum allowed me to experiment and find my true calling through three pivotal courses:
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Digital Painting: This class ignited my love for digital art. I appreciated the convenience of working digitally with no bulky art supplies and a mess free process.
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Gesture Drawing: In this course, I discovered my unique style and how I naturally incorporate elements of psychology into my work. This approach helps create art that invites viewers to find their own meaning.
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Art History: My long-standing love for history was further fueled by art history classes. I was especially inspired by a professor who used 3D models and visualizations in his lessons, planting the seed for my future in 3D work, even though formal classes in this area were often canceled, I pursued learning on my own.
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After college, I landed a role at Little Giant Ladders as a photographer. This opportunity was a turning point. I fell in love with 3D visualization when marketing introduced Keyshot to speed up our imaging and video production. We faced a challenge when some engineering models of our bags looked too boxy and lacked realism. Rather than shy away from the problem, I took it as a chance to learn 3D modeling with Blender. It was a steep learning curve, but creating the bags from scratch helped me make them look more lifelike and consistent with our brand’s imagery.
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Since then, I’ve embraced freelance projects in 3D product visualization and sculpting, continually expanding my skills. I now blend 3D sculpting with digital painting and a touch of psychology to craft artwork that tells a story, often drawing inspiration from history and archaeology, celebrating the beauty of human form and structure.
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I’m grateful to everyone who’s supported my journey. If you’re interested in exploring services like product visualization, 3D modeling, animation, or custom digital artwork, let’s connect. I’d love to help bring your vision to life.




