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8th day of my 30 day 3D challenge. Some days are good, some days are … not so good. Today was not so good, I had zero time, (also I was quite burnt out by yesterday’s project) so I went for something relatively easy – a cartoonish lion. Inspired by
Day 7 of my 30 Day 3D challenge and things are beginning to get serious. I tend to spend more and more time on a single project, I am already feeling exhausted. Anyway, we’ll see how far I’ll go. Today I sculpted baby Mike Wazowsky from Monsters inc. Let me
6th day today of my 30 day 3D challenge. After a hectic Saturday and Sunday, that I tried my best not to give up on the challenge, today is Monday. Kids went back to school, I spent the whole day at the office… I thought I would do some real
Day 5 of my 30 day 3D challenge, and I tried to do a ”real” character, to see if I can get the resemblance. Since it is still weekend, I couldn’t spend a lot of time on my project. Eve from Wall-e seemed reasonably simple, so she was the perfect
Day 4 of my 30 Day 3D challenge. Today it is Saturday, kids are home running around all the time, so I chose something relatively easy. Or so I thought. I went for a ”simple” cupcake, that not only wasn’t simple, but also turned out fake and plastic. I rushed
Day 3 of my 30 Day Nomad Sculpt Challenge. To be honest, I had planned to make Olaf today. But I still lack the knowlegde of my tools and 3D sculpting fundamentals. So the Olaf I managed to do, looked nothing like real (or as real as a cartoon can
Day 2 of my 30 Day 3D sculpt challenge. My first ”glimpse” (yes, just a glimpse) of 3D sculpting, and let me tell you this: Sculpting and thinking in 3D is hard. At least not as easy as I expected it to be, with my background in heavy raster and
I have just embarked on my 30 day 3D journey. You can read more about this challenge here.Oooook, Day 1 wasn’t too crazy because I am mainly trying to figure out how everything works. Since I wanted to create something solid, (and not randomly watching tutorials or sculpting without purpose)
I’ve been ”suffering” from a pretty bad art block lately. If you an artist (professional or hobbyist, it doesn’t matter) chances are that you experienced an art block at least once in your artistic journey. If you are not, an art block is when you lose all motivation to do
On a previous article I talked about the advantages of having your own website, and the subsequent disadvantages of relying solely on social media. Today I am taking it a step further. I am taking a break from social media, altogether. Why? At this point of my life and my
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