David Ampudia Martínez is a Mexican illustrator, 3D artist, animator, character designer, author, and university professor specializing in visual storytelling, digital illustration, character creation, 3D modeling, animation, artistic direction, and interactive media.
His work combines art, technology, and storytelling to create engaging visual experiences for books, educational projects, and digital platforms. He is the author and illustrator of *El príncipe de Villa Azulina*, an illustrated children's book that has been presented at cultural events, exhibitions, and festivals in Mexico, including an augmented reality experience based on its artwork.
David has experience in character design, concept art, game art, visual development, worldbuilding, and educational content production. He has also participated in collective art exhibitions and animation showcases, contributing to projects that bridge creativity and emerging technologies.
As a university educator, he teaches subjects related to animation, 3D modeling, artistic direction, semiotics, character creation, and entrepreneurship in the creative industries. He is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Educational Innovation, exploring new ways to integrate technology, creativity, and learning.
Key areas of expertise include digital illustration, character design, 3D modeling, animation, Blender, concept art, visual storytelling, augmented reality, virtual reality, artistic direction, educational innovation, and interactive media.