Luis Beltran Lobo Urbina (born in Mérida, Venezuela in 1988) is a Venezuelan industrial designer. He went to the University José María Vargas between 2006 to 2011 but began its relationship with the design and art long before, through art schools and courses related to the field. He produced design and digital art for many brands (mainly in Venezuela) including Victorinox Latin America, Plumrose and many others. In 2013 he decides to travel to Spain to become an Authorized Rhino Trainer (three-dimensional modeling software) and receive training in architectural rendering. His most notable industrial design works include the BOBI food stand for Teque-Chongos and a big number of stores designed for Victorinox Latin America. Many of these jobs can be found in Venezuela and are exposed on the Internet through some digital magazines, forums and / or blogs. His interior design works, less known, include some shops like Benyelan, hotels, residential complexes, pharmacy chains as Plenifarma, among others. He founded his own studio (Ardius Design Studio) in 2010 but the studio began to offer design services and training in 2013. Years later (2015) begins its worldwide recognition through the CGI using Rhino and Vray, allowing him to become one of the 20 official beta testers of Chaos Group, creators of Vray. In the teaching field, he was a university professor (Jose Maria Vargas) in the areas of design workshop and digital design. He also made courses about digital art in Venezuela and Ecuador. He is currently traveling due to the political and economic situation in his native country. This allows him to provide training in different areas related to his work and offer design and CGI services as a FreeLancer.
