I think the most difficult was to start… There are so many things to learn about 3D that when I started I did not know what should I learn first
The biggest problem that I faced was a long time that is required for a computer to process renders. The obvious solution will be to develop the hardware and buy new hardware, but I also use online render-sites as well.
In reality I was in love with cinema, I decided to start working on 3D as a way to get into cinema, but when I started I found out that its really lovely and amazing and made me crazy.
When I studied architecture, I also learned about 3d and I liked this sphere more, so after my graduation I started working professionally on the 3d - that was 1 year ago.
My main field of work is architecture and I completely believe that a project must be started on paper, from sketching all the ideas, without judging them and without order.
I always liked movies with huge special effects, drawings, with characters and objects that exist only in imagination. That's how I got my initial interest in 3d animation - wanted to try to create something by my own, something interesting, something extraordinary and emerge deeply in this field.
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.
Every work, of course, starts from good and detailed technical brief - otherwise it risks to become a routine with an endless amount of changes.
Now the most difficult is to create chaos. In real life, for example, you do not find absolutely clean surfaces in architecture - there are water stains on walls, dust, dirt on the borders of asphalt roads and so on.
I'm interested in two aspects of the field. First: Render to show the new materials and new technology. Second: Use new technology to help architectural design
I started learning with the wish to become on of the best and I always keep this wish in mind. I still have a long road ahead and some time I will make all my dreams come true.
There are endless possibilities and artistic creativity, it is closely related to industrial design (which I love) and interior design and architecture. I feel comfortable in 3D, and it has certainly a wonderful atmosphere.
