Camilo is a multifaceted industrial designer working at the intersection of art, design and engineering.

He studied industrial and product design at the Rhode Island School of Design. While still at school he worked with leading design studios Pneuhaus in 2017 and Observatory in 2018. In the summer after his junior year he began working freelance in design out of A/D/O in Greenpoint, Brooklyn with a team of fellow creatives, cutting his teeth in one of New York City’s largest design hubs.

After graduating in 2019 he has gained experience working with various other studios and businesses on both self-driven and client initiated projects. Constantly staying busy, he has recently become Gravity Sketch certified at the Designer and Professional level as well as mastered iterating with a multitude of AI software for industrial design and product development.

In 2023 he teamed up with Nik Bentel Studio and helped design a handful of products to debut their eponymous online shop.

info@camiloid.com

📍 The Bronx, NYC

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Person using a digital drawing tablet in an office setting, wearing a white t-shirt, cap, and earphones.
Sketches of a modular standing shelving unit on paper with handwritten notes.
Indoor modern minimalistic room with a hanging basket of pink flowers, a standing green plant on a wooden stand, and geometric wooden decor on the floor and a table. Light wooden floor and neutral walls.
Red and metal bicycle handlebar structure on white surface, with design sketches and photos on wall background
Sketch of a modern chair with a mesh back and seat, and metal arms and legs.
A wood lathe with a large, partially turned wooden bowl mounted on it is illuminated by an overhead lamp in a workshop with large windows, reflecting urban scenery outside.
Wooden shelving unit with green metal frame, five tiers.
Person using table saw with safety gear in workshop
Illustration of an outdoor cafe chair assembly with labeled parts and components.
A beige bag with mesh pocket and keychain attached, resting on a wooden surface.
A single red brick displayed vertically on a small metal shelf attached to a white wall.
Sketches of solar-powered floor lamp designs with measurements and annotations. Includes lamp shapes, height comparisons with human figures, and structural components. Part of Autotroph Lamp Project Research and Development.