Ismael García, recreation designer and creator of the DXR methodology, founder of SNUUBE AI Workforce
Recreation Designer · 3D Graphic Designer · Creator of DXR™

Ismael García

Also known online as Ismael JG / arkit3d

A Venezuelan based in Santo Domingo. Nearly 40 years designing experiences that transform people and organizations — from summer camps and vacation programs to brand activations for companies like Mabe / General Electric.

Founder of SNUUBE AI Workforce and creator of the DXR™methodology, now built into an AI agent platform and a collection of 3 books.

Track Record

~1985

Scout Movement of Venezuela

More than 20 years, from patrol guide to troop leader — where the love for nature, camping, and service was born.

1999

Graduated in Recreation Management

YMCA University Institute "Lope Mendoza" — the formal degree behind nearly 40 years designing experiences for summer camps, vacation programs, brand activations, and corporate events across Venezuela.

2002

3D Designer

Arts Digital Institute — the technical foundation that later became renders, proposals, and 3D experiences.

2011

Founder of SNUUBE

Where a designer's rigor, a recreation professional's soul, and a Scout's values fused into the DXR™ methodology.

2025 →

SNUUBE AI Workforce

Turns DXR™ into an AI agent platform for advertising workshops, events, recreation, rentals, and tourism across Latin America.

2026

Author of the DXR™ Collection

3 books — Designing the Unforgettable, Building the Unforgettable, Implementing the Unforgettable — published on Amazon (ES/EN, Kindle, paperback, and hardcover).

Evidence, not just a claim

Nearly 40 years in the field, in photos

Facilitator standing at the center of a wide circle of children seated on a stone slab beside a river, with vegetation and hills in the background

Opening activity on the riverbank

The circle, the facilitator at the center, the landscape as backdrop. The method before it had a name.

Participants seated in a circle around a large lit campfire at night, at a camp's closing ceremony

Closing campfire

The moment everyone remembers years later. It's never an accident — it's designed.

Host with a microphone leading a challenge activity next to a spinning wheel branded with Mabe and the General Electric logo

Brand activation · Mabe — General Electric

A spin-the-wheel challenge activity, run in front of the participating teams.

Group of participants and facilitators wearing life vests, smiling aboard a boat during transport for a corporate recreation program

Corporate recreation program

Transporting the group by boat — the invisible logistics behind a good memory.

Several subgroups of children in green uniforms seated in conversation circles across a tree-lined plaza, accompanied by facilitators

Vacation Program · 2003

Subgroups in simultaneous conversation. The date is printed right on the t-shirts.

Corporate team wearing Mabe t-shirts doing a trust exercise on the grass, guided by a facilitator

Corporate team building · Mabe

A physical trust exercise. The team discovers itself instead of just listening to a talk.

Group photo of more than two hundred uniformed children seated in front of a vacation program welcome banner, with the facilitator team standing behind them

Vacation program · 200+ participants

Group photo of the whole program, with the facilitator team up front.

Team of hosts posing next to hand-painted set panels featuring fruit motifs and traditional characters

In-house set design

Pieces hand-painted by the team. The setting is part of the design too.

Author of the DXR™ Collection

See the full DXR™ Collection →

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“We don't design activities. We design experiences that leave memories forever.”