My name is Erik, and I live in Antwerp, Belgium. I am a traditional media artist and very interested in bridgeing the Renaissance with the digital tools of today. I have been busy with 3D several years ago, but wanting it all and too fast, had to stop due to a rather serious burn-out.
I have restarted a few months ago by upgrading my Modo and ZBrush licenses and relearning everything from as good as scratch - I forgot most. Then I read about 3D Coat, and its painting qualities. (and the rest of course) . As I do not do any commercial work anymore - no more death-lines for me - the generous license offer was irresistable and so here I am. Knowing my way around Photoshop and the two more 'alien' 3D apps, I'm confident that 3D Coat will not have a very steep learning curve and that it will prove to be an exciting new tool in my toolbox.
My first impressions here in the gallerie were a very positive, and the community seems to be friendly and open-minded. That is a great start!
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Hi there,
My name is Erik, and I live in Antwerp, Belgium. I am a traditional media artist and very interested in bridgeing the Renaissance with the digital tools of today.
I have been busy with 3D several years ago, but wanting it all and too fast, had to stop due to a rather serious burn-out.
I have restarted a few months ago by upgrading my Modo and ZBrush licenses and relearning everything from as good as scratch - I forgot most. Then I read about 3D Coat, and its painting qualities. (and the rest of course) . As I do not do any commercial work anymore - no more death-lines for me - the generous license offer was irresistable and so here I am.
Knowing my way around Photoshop and the two more 'alien' 3D apps, I'm confident that 3D Coat will not have a very steep learning curve and that it will prove to be an exciting new tool in my toolbox.
My first impressions here in the gallerie were a very positive, and the community seems to be friendly and open-minded. That is a great start!