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Discovering Blender- working in 3D

The 3d program that I wanted to try is Blender. I never learned any software with simmilar logic ( no 3d max, nor cinea 4d) and knowing it's opensource and free, made me wery excited. I wanted to learn new program that I could use after being a student ( so many programs offer free student versions, but once you're done, you get to know an expensive program you may no longer be able to afford.

Blender.org

Working with Blender was quite a challange, from starting out and making basic operations like moving objects - you need to press G to be able to move. Different setting from programs I had contact with (rhino,solidworks) made using interface, or even mouse- complicated. The relief came only after I found out gumball that works similar to that in Rhinoceros 3D -here called Gizmo. Making simple object took a really long time because I kept doing things wrong, or couldnt figure out the way to do some at all. I had to search for almost any function on the internet, and sepcially modifiers came as a big challange. It's definitely a program I would like to learn more, as it has amazing options and opportunities, yet it's completely new for me and therfore very complicated, often going against some of my habits.

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2D- illustrator

I'm working with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop for a bit, yet there is one tool that always needs more practise from my side, as I don't feel very skilled with drawing with it and that's "Pen Tool". I decided to recreate in a digital format ( so I could cut it in the next weeks assignment) mark/signature I used to use on ceramics.

Working with control points is always a bit tricky as it is very much a thing of practice and "feel". As recently I had no prctise with it, it was a good way to remind myself that skill.