DORAEMON

sketchfab

My First 3D Model I've Always Dreamed of Creating I remember it like it was yesterday - sitting in my cluttered bedroom, surrounded by old computer hardware and dusty model kits. The year was 1995, and the world was on the cusp of a revolution in graphics technology. I had just turned 14, and my fascination with computers had finally led me to take the plunge into 3D modeling. Little did I know that this hobby would one day change my life forever. My first foray into 3D modeling began with a trial version of a software called 3D Studio Max (now known as Autodesk 3ds Max). The program was intimidating, but I was determined to master it. I spent hours poring over tutorials and watching YouTube videos on how to create simple objects like spheres and cubes. As the days turned into weeks, my skills began to improve, and I started experimenting with more complex models. I created a simple house, a tree, and even a robotic dog using nothing but basic shapes and textures. It was exhilarating to see these digital creations come to life on my screen. But it wasn't until I stumbled upon a forum dedicated to 3D modeling that things really took off. The community was incredibly supportive, offering valuable advice and critiques on my work. They pushed me to experiment with new techniques and tools, which in turn helped me improve my skills at an exponential rate. The more I modeled, the more I realized how much I loved it. There was something therapeutic about bringing these digital worlds into existence - a sense of satisfaction that came from watching a blank canvas transform into something beautiful. It was like magic, and I was hooked. Fast forward to today, and I'm proud to say that 3D modeling has become an integral part of my life. Not only do I create models for fun, but I also use them in my career as a graphic designer. My passion for 3D modeling has opened doors to new opportunities and helped me develop skills that I never thought possible. Looking back on those early days of learning 3D Studio Max, it's amazing to see how far I've come. The software has undergone countless updates, but the core principles remain the same. The thrill of creating something from scratch still gets my heart racing, and I'm grateful for the journey that brought me here. My first 3D model may have been a simple sphere or cube, but it marked the beginning of an incredible adventure. One that continues to inspire and challenge me every day.