What is your goal, and how far along are you in the process of accomplishing it?
Posted Apr 11, 2016, 5:58 PM UTC
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Get a job as a 3D modeler, terns out i need to be able to draw first.... ill get there... i hope.
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I took 3d modeling and animation courses for 4 years. Being able to draw obviously helps your cause, but being fluent in those programs is 90% of the battle IMO.
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This is what I've being told, so im sorta doing both at the same time, going through collage and want to study 3D (and maybe animation) at uni. I would really like some advice though if you have any.
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I mean as far as 3d modelling goes, you don't have to be a fine arts expert or anything. I'm sure your artistic abilities will develop as you are developing your technical skills. My advice is to pursue what you want to do and follow it through to the fullest possibilities. Life is what happens when you're busy making plans.
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Losing weight, lost 30 pounds so far about another 40 before I'll be happy.
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Graduate, i'm 26.5% done with my bachelor and about 17% with my cand.merc.. oh.
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Christ. I have so many goals...
Top 3.
- Figure out what I want to be when I grow up (I'm 34).
- Lose some weight, and stay motivated! (That last part is huge. I dropped 50 lbs and have kept it off for over two years, even through my pregnancy. I just have such a hard time staying motivated to exercise. Not even the fear of not seeing my son grow up has been able to motivate me for long. I still have about 100 lbs to lose. I need help.)
- Get my house de-cluttered. I have too much crap.
Edit: Goal 4. Learn how to word properly. -_-
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I've had a goal to be financially independent by the time I reach 45 since I was in my early 20's. I'm a little less than half way there with about 8 years to go. My business is doing very well at the moment and I'm able to save a good percentage of my income so I still have a decent chance at getting there.
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Teach myself digital photo retouching and get good enough that I can stop doing this boring-ass job I'm currently in. I'm good at this (database management) but fuck me is it dull.
I'm just starting, like over this past weekend. I'm feeling more determined than I usually do about things, so I'm taking that as a good sign.
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Get my Master's. I'm almost 1/4 of the way done.
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I accomplished all my goals. It took me about 34 years.
Now I am just waiting to die.
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started only recently, but determined to finish. using idea from r/theXeffect , learning from r/artfundamentals