My name is Poorya Zafarmosafer, and I am working under my brand name Antonio Kort.
My focus is to help brands strengthen their presence , whether by developing original designs from scratch or elevating existing concepts through high-quality visuals and visually powerful marketing materials. I am known for working efficiently and delivering at a high standard, whether under tight deadlines or within longer, more exploratory concept development phases. I’m equally comfortable responding to fast-paced project schedules as I am crafting deeply detailed design solutions.
From early ideation and concept development to the final presentation, I approach every project with a balance of creativity, precision, and strategic thinking. When creating new designs, I build them from the ground up, shaping forms, materials, and details with careful attention to both aesthetics and real-world feasibility. When a brand already has a concept, I transform it into compelling visual assets, including high-end still imagery, cinematic animation, and interactive real-time experiences.
With years of experience collaborating closely with production teams across multiple design and creative industries, I understand the critical relationship between design intention and execution. This ensures that concepts are not only visually striking, but thoughtfully developed with practical considerations in mind.
In today’s competitive market, exceptional products and spaces require more than strong design they require presentation that communicates value, emotion, and quality. I specialize in creating highly realistic visualizations and immersive experiences that align seamlessly with a brand’s identity and guidelines.
By combining expertise in 3D design, high-end visualization, and AI-driven workflows, I craft marketing materials that capture attention, enhance brand perception, and support sales and communication objectives.
Every detail matters , from the first sketch to the final pixel.
Because in the end ,
Why design something if it cannot be shown at its absolute best?
Why design something if it cannot be shown at its absolute best?