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Nothing like wonders of taking the leap into new venues for fun... even with something as simple as adding an extra dimension to one's works

Yeah, it seems that a dormant media-student inside your fella Raid has somehow awoken once more over a decade later after he ended up taking a plunge into opening up Blender and getting on with trying to make first proper 3D-project in form of a deep-fried bakery. While initially finding it amusing that donuts were rather prominent examples for first thing to do I very quickly appreciated on how fluent it was to learn the programs features to create shapes and sculpt them in just few hours of watching "Donut Tutorial"-series by Blender Guru on YouTube: kind of inspiring sucker-punch to observe how a process of shaping up a ring into a glazed pastry really helped me get a grasp onto the complex program's basics

Gotta say, this is indeed looking helluva promising: while still a long way for me to reach more complex stuff (hell, imagine if I get to point of being able to sculpt 3D-renders of characters and scenery), perhaps with perseverance through trials and errors I can get up to that point to open a new possible path in artworks after a decade of flat drawings... In the meantime, let's enjoy this rendered image for time being!

Oh, also be sure to check out the extra renders (a transparent render and an animated rotation of the donut) I've stored to my Sta.sh below:

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Nothing like wonders of taking the leap into new venues for fun... even with something as simple as adding an extra dimension to one's works

Yeah, it seems that a dormant media-student inside your fella Raid has somehow awoken once more over a decade later after he ended up taking a plunge into opening up Blender and getting on with trying to make first proper 3D-project in form of a deep-fried bakery. While initially finding it amusing that donuts were rather prominent examples for first thing to do I very quickly appreciated on how fluent it was to learn the programs features to create shapes and sculpt them in just few hours of watching "Donut Tutorial"-series by Blender Guru on YouTube: kind of inspiring sucker-punch to observe how a process of shaping up a ring into a glazed pastry really helped me get a grasp onto the complex program's basics

Gotta say, this is indeed looking helluva promising: while still a long way for me to reach more complex stuff (hell, imagine if I get to point of being able to sculpt 3D-renders of characters and scenery), perhaps with perseverance through trials and errors I can get up to that point to open a new possible path in artworks after a decade of flat drawings... In the meantime, let's enjoy this rendered image for time being!

Oh, also be sure to check out the extra renders (a transparent render and an animated rotation of the donut) I've stored to my Sta.sh below: