As I was following the typical tropes of a 3D artist with my last project, the Paintball Gun, I decided to keep going down the generic 'what can I model' list and I decided to make a car. "Cars take like 5 mins to model and I can probably blast this out in a couple of weeks max" - Cunningham, February 2017. And to be fair I did get off to a flying start once I found what car I wanted to model that had half-decent technical drawings to follow. But I don't know if its because I

Welcome back to another episode of "Whose Render Is It Anyway?" the show where everything's made up and the posts don't matter. That's right, the posts don't matter. Just like how relevant my degree is to getting a job. And this week I'm writing to you guys at 9am on a Monday morning, which is a change to the usual 11pm on a Sunday night. The bad news is that this means this blog post will most likely be somewhat coherent. I do apologise. So this week I decided to up the ante

Once a week from now on, I'm going to give myself a challenge to complete in a day. Whether it be visualisation focused like this, modelling challenges, texturing or any aspect of 3D I want to focus my skills on, I'll be posting it here. This week I had a look into subsurface scattering with VRay inside 3DS Max. Now I have set myself free from the (unsupported and outdated) grasps of Lightwave. I've taken on the task of re-familiarising myself with my old friend, Max. The las