Russian
Name: Ngurah Arya Hartawan
Age: 28 Country: Indonesia
Job: 3d Artist & visualization
Website/portfolio: https://www.behance.net/arcasso13
3DA: Why have you decided to work in 3d-field and when have you started?
NAH: 3d was my passions since the childhood, I was fond of visual arts especially interior design, so I decided to pursue it seriously and become a professional in this field. I am now connected with 3d-field professionally since 2008.
3DA: Describe to our readers your usual workflow.
NAH: First I need to collect maximum information from a client: floor plans, image references, textures, photos, sketches, etc. Sometimes there are clients who trust to make the full project – starting from an initial concept to the final renders, in this case I need to prepare a lot of visuals. My usual software is 3dsmax+vray for modelling, texturing, lighting, rendering, postproduction I make with photoshop.
3DA: What was most difficult for you when you just started working in 3D? And what is now?
NAH: In the beginning the most difficult was a complex and detailed objects’ modelling such as classic furniture details with carving shapes. But I do not give up and keep learning. Now I still have difficulties with animation because many effects and tricks should be studied. But of course the main problem is the need to have a high-tech computer and more free time.
3DA: Looking back on your education process what you would have changed now? And what you consider right and would do exactly the same?
NAH: I like learning new things – all about designs – and I am always searching for new experiences that can be useful for my future. My goal is to be be myself and not to copy others
3DA: Which was the biggest problem that you faced working on a project and how have you solved it?
NAH: I think if we work with joy and are grateful for the given experience, than nothing would be complicated.
3DA: What forecast you can make about the future of 3d-world in general?
NAH: 3D is growing fast into the future and I hope it will bring prosperity to the 3d artists
