Robot Face Helmet Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

Early this morning, I wanted to work on a project, but I couldn't decide what to create. So, I lost my momentum and decided to rest instead, since it's Friday and a comedy show was playing on TV. My mom was cooking stuffed cabbage for us, so she asked for my help carrying the pot because of her health condition. As we waited for dinner, I got an idea and a plan, which is often the case when delays occur, as they say in Egypt. Every delay carries good things. I wrote down my ideas on paper and had lunch before taking a nap. When I woke up, I made some tea and started working while drinking it. I created two cool helmets, one of which you can see here, and the other is part of another product. I also checked out a designer who's more skilled than me and found that their high-poly count products were higher than mine, but they're actually included in low-poly products. This made me realize that my lower poly-count products are still useful because they're created with high quality. There was an earlier product I uploaded that some people complained about on Facebook, although one person here liked it despite being at a lower skill level than me. It's good to know that something is useful as long as it has a purpose, even if it's not perfect. Additionally, there's a story about an artist who created a magnificent artwork and became so confident in his masterpiece that he left it on the street with a note saying that anyone who found any mistakes should mark them with red circles. The next day, he returned to find the canvas almost completely covered in red marks, which shocked him. His wife encouraged him not to be sad and instead suggested that he create another version of the artwork with a new challenge, such as fixing the mistakes. So, he left it on the street with a note saying that anyone who found any errors should fix them. When he returned the next day, everything was still broken, which confused him. His wife explained to him that many people can find faults in others' work, but very few can actually fix them. This is why we should ignore complaints without good reasons and focus on creating something useful. When I created a low-quality product, I upgraded it to a higher quality one, but kept the older version for future reference. I uploaded both versions as separate products, and someone liked the lower quality one. Even though I only shared the better quality product, I knew that what others might consider useless can still be useful in some way.