CGI

Start With 3D is kinda how my whole adventure in making stuff really took off. Before that, I tinkered with things, sure, but nothing felt quite as magical as seeing something I designed on a computer screen suddenly become a real object I could hold in my hand. It felt like having a superpower, honestly. […]

Create in 3D… wow, where do I even begin? It feels like just yesterday I was staring at my computer screen, utterly clueless, wondering how people made those incredible virtual worlds, characters, and objects I saw online. It seemed like some kind of magic trick, something only super-geniuses could do. Fast forward to today, after

Explore 3D Design … just saying those words out loud still gives me a little buzz. It’s like opening a door to a whole new dimension, literally! For a long time, the idea of creating stuff in a virtual space felt like something out of a sci-fi movie or only for super-techy wizards. But let

VFX Made Simple – yeah, I know. Those three words together might sound like a joke to some folks. Like trying to explain quantum physics using only emojis. Visual effects? Isn’t that the stuff of Hollywood blockbusters, done by teams of super-nerds in dark rooms, costing millions? That’s what I thought too, back when I

VFX Learning Path… sounds a bit formal, doesn’t it? Like some strict curriculum handed down from the mountain tops. But honestly, for me, it felt more like stumbling through a jungle with a slightly smudged map. A super exciting, occasionally terrifying, jungle full of shiny buttons and confusing menus. When I first dipped my toes

Launch Into VFX: My Journey From Clueless Wannabe to Making Cool Movie Magic Launch Into VFX. That phrase wasn’t something I heard when I first thought about getting into movie effects. Nope. Back then, my head was just full of questions and dreams. I watched movies and thought, “How in the heck did they do

Easy CGI Start: My Journey from Totally Lost to ‘Okay, I Got This’ Easy CGI Start… sounds kinda like finding a secret cheat code for something that looks impossibly hard, right? When I first dipped my toes into the world of making stuff move and look real (or totally fake and awesome) on a computer

3D Made Fun: My Journey from “Huh?” to “Wow, This is Cool!” 3D Made Fun. Yeah, that sounds nice, doesn’t it? For the longest time, honestly, 3D felt like anything but fun. It felt like rocket science mixed with advanced math, sprinkled with confusing buttons and cryptic error messages. I remember opening my first 3D

Basic Animation Guide Basic Animation Guide. Man, thinking about where I started feels like looking back at a blurry, scribbled flipbook. You know, those little drawings you make on the corner of your school notebook pages? The ones where you flip them super fast, and suddenly, a little stick figure is doing a backflip or

CGI Power Basics… sounds a bit technical, doesn’t it? Like something you’d only hear behind closed doors in a fancy Hollywood studio or a high-tech design lab. But honestly, understanding the core ideas behind Computer-Generated Imagery, or CGI, is way more accessible and, frankly, way cooler than you might think. Think about it: almost everything