Week 2~ of learning 3D Design & Animation using Blender
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I wasn't sure if this project was actually going to render since I had no clue whether or not my pc could handle this, but luckily, it went through!
Originally, this was supposed to take 19hrs~ to render, but thankfully, it took less than that.
The goal of this project was to learn and get comfortable with Blender's UI and get a headstart in learning the things I need to know since I've recently shifted the trajectory of my freelance career away from video editing in order to focus on 3D Design & Animation.
...but also, I just wanted to see how much my pc could actually handle before Blender decides to crash or before I run out of host shared memory (VRAM + RAM??), since in my very first project (a donut stack on kitchen countertop), there were multiple occasions where so many things went wrong and I wasn't able to render the project at all since the whole app would either crash or ran out of memory.😂
There were a bunch of objects in the scene that I really wanted to add lots of textures to and I wanted to also make more tweaks, but I decided to save that for the next project, since this one was mainly about understanding what complexity of animations my pc could handle.
Had lots of fun with this one! On to the next!✊️
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Project Details & Specs:
1. Render Engine: Cycles (OptiX enabled)
2. Render Samples: 256
3. Resolution: 1080x1920
4. Frames: 481 (16 second animation)
5. Graphics Card: Gigabyte GTX 1660 SUPER
6. CPU: Intel i5-12400F
7. RAM: 16GB
Playing with 3D modeling & animation for the first time🙈
Decided to model a scandinavian-inspired hallway I found on Pinterest for my first 3D work🙏
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Made in Blender
Ever since I arrived in the Philippines back in May 2022 and have lived here since then, SIBS Coffee Co has been my go-to for specialty coffee beans because I’ve genuinely been enjoying their selection, but most importantly it was also affordable.
So, to show my love for them, here's a fun little commercial – planned & filmed all at the comfort of my home.
Enjoy:)
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This video is not endorsed by Sibs Coffee Roasters, and is simply a fan-made commercial.
Channeling inner creativity by trying out something new.🖌🎨
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Podcast Episode by Chris Williamson (Modern Wisdom Podcast) with guest Alex Hormozi.
I think we can all agree that this is a phrase that we don't hear often, from ourselves and others...
"You're not worthless,"
Just three words, yet they weigh so much.
I know that there are times when it can be difficult to feel like we're not worthless because a lot of things happened that could have led us to feel that way. There are times when you may feel invisible, times when you won't feel special, and times when you feel like the world would be better without you... but it won't.
Because the thing is, you have a place in this world, and no one else can replace you for that.
You're not worthless. You're not just a "kid." You're just a student. You're not a "nobody."
You're special.
And you have something to bring into this world that no one else can bring. 🤍
I think we can all agree that this is a phrase that we don't hear often, from ourselves and others...
"You're not worthless,"
Just three words, yet they weigh so much.
I know that there are times when it can be difficult to feel like we're not worthless because a lot of things happened that could have led us to feel that way. There are times when you may feel invisible, times when you won't feel special, and times when you feel like the world would be better without you... but it won't.
Because the thing is, you have a place in this world, and no one else can replace you for that.
You're not worthless. You're not just a "kid." You're just a student. You're not a "nobody."
You're special.
And you have something to bring into this world that no one else can bring. 🤍
How you could potentially make an impact on someone else's life.
If You Could Revisit Your Past, What Would You Do?
Our lives aren't perfect, there are many things that we could only wish we could change.
And as painful as it may be, there will always be things outside of our control, and that's okay.
Because even if that's still the case, we can still do our best and go beyond with the things that we have control on.