My journey into 3D modeling began roughly four years ago when I first downloaded the program and couldn't even move the default cube. I didn’t look at the program again til about a year ago. Animation was always my first dream, fueled by my admiration for anime and cartoons of all sorts.
About a year ago, I noticed Blender videos resurfacing with titles like "I learned Blender in 24 hours," showcasing beautifully rendered models I had once only dreamed of creating. It dawned on me then that self learning this program was possible all along. If I had persisted four years ago and moved that default cube, I could have been animating by now.

Motivated, I decided to reinstall Blender and challenge myself to learn it within 24 hours. However, it actually took me about a month to produce anything, and my first attempt—(Yes, the donut)—was far from impressive. Yet, I proved to myself that I was capable, which was all the validation I needed. Since then, I haven’t stopped creating. Creating has become my top priority, and I refuse to spend another four years without progress toward my purpose in this lifetime.

I'm thrilled to share my first Blender tutorial! It combines my passion for teaching a way to simplify complex concepts and my passion to create. Cheers!