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I think your art is pretty cool ! Do you have any tips for beginners? :D

I'm not sure how useful this advice will be, but I guess my main tip for beginners (I'm assuming you're talking about 3D modelling based on my recent posts) would be to not feel intimidated by 3D as a medium just because you're unfamiliar with it!

I think a lot of people, especially 2D artists, look at a 3D model and have their first thought be "I couldn't do that, 3D is super complicated" and never even attempt it based on an assumption that, imo, isn't really true.

I strongly encourage anyone who hasn't tried it but is curious to just download blender and make a very simple extrusion model (look up extrusion modelling tutorials on youtube, there's millions of them) of something they like.

Here's one of the very first 3D models I made that wasn't something like a crate or a chair, using extrusion starting with a cube:

You could make something like this in under an hour with 0 prior 3D experience, and it's honestly not even a bad basis for a more complex model.

#this is advice for ABSOLUTE beginners #obviously if you have some basic experience with 3D its probably not a ton of help #but in both my experience and what ive gathered from other people #it seems like the biggest hurdle is believing youre even capable of using 3d software #and its honestly extremely accessible nowadays #ask #not art #w00fyw00fs #3d advice