Learning 3D, one project at a time.

I originally started learning Blender because I wanted to create my own environments for a webtoon project. I was mainly looking for a tool that would allow me to build 3D scenes and use them as a visual base.

But I quickly started enjoying the modelling itself. I began experimenting with new things, creating objects, building rooms and looking for ways to improve my scenes.

For the past few months, Blender has become one of my regular personal projects. I try to spend time on it almost every evening, working on exercises and projects of varying difficulty.

Some projects are simple objects, while others are more complete environments. The main goal is to improve my understanding of shapes, volumes, materials, lighting and scene composition.

I use each new project as an opportunity to work on something different: a more detailed object, a complete room, a particular atmosphere or simply a technique I have not yet mastered.

I am still very much learning, and that is exactly what I enjoy about it. The more I progress, the more new techniques and possibilities I discover.

Blender has now become much more than a tool I wanted to learn for one project: it is a creative practice I want to keep developing over the long term.