For Those Who Can't Learn Blender

This is not for who can't learn blender, this message is for everyone.

"Time is going to pass anyway, the question is what are you going to accomplish?"

"The joy of being able to create something visually stunning out of polygons and vertices is just undescribable."

One more thing to remember- Do NOT wait for motivation. You’ve got to create the discipline to practice especially when you’re not “feeling up for it”. This will create a habit which will lead to progress. You will find your motivation in progress- not from wishing it to be or taking adderall to make it easier, etc. Incredible video and sub earned. Now go make that donut and sword!

On July I will hit my first year since I started my journey to become a 3D Artist, I really feel a passion for 3D, I'm almost 50 an sometimes in the past I felt discouraged cause I wondered if I'm too old to try to learn 3D, it is definitely not an easy task an I’m still very far from calling myself a 3D artist but I will not stop, I don't care if this will take me the rest of my life but I enjoy what I'm learning, an I love Blender, thank you for this video.

"You are on the right track, you just can't see it." Wow. Okay. That's extremely motivating.

i feel depressed when knew there is person who younger than me can achieve masterpiece artworks, i feel guilty and blame myself. after i saw this video, its make my mind little bit easier and motivated, thanks ♥️

me : yes he is right i can do this 30 minutes later : a donut

So there is one pro tip from me. I've started learning Blender almost one year ago, got better and better at it with every model I made. Learned a lot of things, but after some time I started leaving my projects uncompleted, even stopped modelling for almost 2 months. The reason was that models I created felt lifeless. They were just laying on my HDD doing nothing, so there was no point for me to keep making them. The key that brought me back to having fun was learning how to use Unity Engine. I started learning it, creating simple games, with it I could bring life to my models! Find a way to use your models guys, this will give you a lot of fun and a goal to reach while modelling :)

Sometimes our environment demotivates us.

I've had so much fun learning about 3d stuff. But now i can't look at a single object in real life without thinking about how i could make that in blender

My favourite line "There are many examples of artists who came before you and were able to do it and many artists who will come after you who'll be able to do it as well, not because they are super talented and you are not but because they wanted it bad enough"

The only thing stopping me are the render times on my potato.

"It is a marathon not a sprint" very well explained...

This December will be the 24th anniversary of when I first started learning 3ds Max. In that time I've used the money earned from that career to raise 3 kids, provide for an ailing ex wife, support an impoverished child in a third world country, and create marketing videos for medical device companies that have enabled them to make millions of dollars, which in turn was used to provide for many more families. I'm not advocating for Max over Blender, but I am saying that whatever you learn, work hard and don't give up. The world will be a better place for it.

A mistake I recently made was learn a bit then try to do something out of my skill level. Don’t do this ever, I am now taking it slower and doing more tutorials instead of trying to design a full house by myself. I’m very new and I should slow down

i never do it as a pro or anything, but i have always had a passion for 3d and love the challenge. coming from truespace2 and then to lightwave up till v9, i always looked at blender with hope, but felt overwhelmed with its methods up until 2.8 update. now i feel at home and inspired every time i open it to try random stuff and grow my blender knowledge. the community is the one reason i keep pushing my blender path,

This is the most inspirational video I have ever seen on the subject of growing as an artist. It took me months and even years to learn these principles for things other than 3D programs, and I feel like you summed them up fantastically.

Youtube literally recommended me this video when i was on the verge of giving up on blender poses. I'm shook, but also this video is an amazing boost ! Thank you !