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marc · 10-03-2003, 14:07

thx.

3D can seem pretty daunting, but it doesn't have to be. The thing with something like Photoshop is, it offers instant gratification. You open up a pic, apply a filter and you have something cool (well, I thought so when I started out, heh). From then you're hooked and you start investing time in it.

With vector stuff there's already a delay, you have to learn the tools before you can do cool stuff.

With 3D you have to get past a bunch of terminology, concepts and (eventually) big ass manuals before you finally get to do the cool stuff.

But damn, if you look at the stuff people like mk12 (http://media.mk12.com/mk12v4/index2.html) (check out ultralove ninja & man of action), psyop (http://www.psyop.tv) (check out starbucks & coflow), etc. it's a damn nice tool to add to your design arsenal.

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marc Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 39	thx. 3D can seem pretty daunting, but it doesn't have to be. The thing with something like Photoshop is, it offers instant gratification. You open up a pic, apply a filter and you have something cool (well, I thought so when I started out, heh). From then you're hooked and you start investing time in it. With vector stuff there's already a delay, you have to learn the tools before you can do cool stuff. With 3D you have to get past a bunch of terminology, concepts and (eventually) big ass manuals before you finally get to do the cool stuff. But damn, if you look at the stuff people like mk12 (http://media.mk12.com/mk12v4/index2.html) (check out ultralove ninja & man of action), psyop (http://www.psyop.tv) (check out starbucks & coflow), etc. it's a damn nice tool to add to your design arsenal. Last edited by marc : 14-06-2003 at 11:45.