CGI

3D Egypt… it’s a phrase that still gives me a little thrill, honestly. For someone who’s spent a good chunk of time knee-deep in the digital dust of ancient history, working to bring pharaohs, pyramids, and forgotten temples back to life, “3D Egypt” isn’t just a technical term. It’s the promise of stepping through a […]

3D Scenes. Just saying those words sparks something in my head. It brings up memories of late nights staring at a screen, trying to figure out why a shadow wasn’t falling right, or the sheer joy of seeing something I imagined finally pop into existence in a virtual space. It’s more than just building digital

CGI Worlds. Just saying those words used to feel like magic to me. Stepping into places that didn’t exist, seeing creatures that couldn’t possibly be real, all conjured from thin air. As a kid, watching movies or playing games where everything looked so… *there*, even though it was all pixels, blew my mind. I used

3D Motion. That’s what we’re talking about today. If you’ve ever watched a cartoon that wasn’t hand-drawn, played a video game that looked super real, or seen a cool effect in a movie that made you think “how’d they do that?”, chances are you were looking at 3D Motion in action. It’s basically about making

Learn to Animate. That’s it. Just those three words were probably bouncing around in my head years ago, long before I ever really got started. It wasn’t some grand plan or a sudden decision to become the next Disney legend. It was more like a persistent itch, a quiet fascination with how drawings or models

First Steps in CGI… man, just saying that takes me back. Way back. Before I knew a vertex from a face, before rendering meant waiting hours, before I could even fathom how those incredible scenes in movies or games came to life. If you’re reading this, maybe you’re standing right at that starting line, peeking

Simple CGI Projects: My Journey from Clueless to Creating Learn about the tools I used. Simple CGI Projects. That’s where it all started for me. You know, looking back now, after messing around with 3D stuff for a good while, it’s funny how intimidating it all seemed at first. I remember staring at software interfaces

Model. Animate. Learn. That phrase right there? It’s not just some techy buzzword or a catchy slogan. It’s honestly become a kind of secret sauce for me, a way of tackling projects and problems that’s made a massive difference in how I work, especially in the world of 3D art and creation. I’ve spent a

CGI Tools Intro: Where Digital Magic Begins CGI Tools Intro… that phrase brings back a ton of memories for me. Like, seriously, a flood of late nights, frustrating crashes, and those incredible moments when something you pictured in your head actually appears on screen. It’s been a journey, and honestly, dipping your toes into the

3D Tools Guide… man, where do I even start? If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve seen some cool stuff online – maybe an animated movie scene that blew your mind, a video game world that felt real enough to touch, or even just a slick product visualization on a website – and thought, “How