My name is Rodrigo Tobar de la Fuente, and I’m a Photographer, Graphic artist and Designer. A passionate traveler in search of the creation of images, unique visions, and atmospheres in which I’m able to express and shape my creativity.
After a long life traveling and living in Chile, Spain, and Peru, I was able to live their cultures, enjoy and enrich myself through the gastronomy, wonderful landscapes, magical archaeological sites, pouring all this life experiences into my creatives processes.
I’m always driven by an insatiable curiosity and a constant desire for learning new things push me to be, firstly, as an apprentice, and later on, as a professional, the member of a creative team in charge of the creation of special effects, product styling and dummies for advertising film productions.
Years later I moved to Peru, where I started working as photographer in a studio. Thanks to this I could polish my knowledge and skill in that area and allow me to travel around almost the entire country.
At the same time I did participate in art collective exhibitions, which gave me the opportunity to show my works to a more diverse public.
The passion for drawing pushes me to experiment with children’s illustrations, collaborating with some publications which, years later, will be paving my decision to relocate my life to the USA.
Currently in USA, my professional labor is principally developed inside an Advertising Agency, and a Post Production Company covering a wide spectrum of activities and duties in their creative departments, but never keeping me too far from any personal photographic and artistic projects.
That was my first polo match, I was there invited to record part of the game by one of the players. Before the game the horses are brushed, their legs are wrapped for extra protection, the assistants give...
When your friends ask you for recording their soccer games a lot of funny things could happen First I did a small teaser to engage and promote their games between more...
Not always do I have the time to document my creative process because most of the time setting up cameras, lights, etc., is a great distraction and don’t want to waste time from the main...
The plan was to take advantage of an unexpected and unplanned space in my office calendar and my family’s fall break, where we could travel through highway and backroads to our destination. This would allow us...
