A personal experiment: turning a 2D illustration into a 3D bas-relief. From vector conversion to printing with improvised colors — and how the perception of the piece changed.

The article explores how artists can balance skill development with enjoying their creative process. It highlights the importance of personal projects and offers insights on how to keep enthusiasm alive. Tips and approaches for maintaining inspiration are also shared.

In this post I share my learning journey that I started when I opened the studio back in 2017. Here you will find the plan I followed, the list of courses I attended, and some of works I’ve made during this period.

How I started learning Blender through small experiments — and how 3D practice gradually became part of my visual workflow.

I didn't stop on one course, and extended my education by taking "the Anatomy in dynamics" course. Here I practised drawing more complex poses.

Learning perspective drawing: how to make houses and monsters out of cubes and cylinders

My 2021 I dedicated to learning anatomy. In this article you will find ribs, bones, and skeletons I made during the course.

Full story of the project in which I remade the drawings from my childhood

Tips to make the search process easier if you haven't found your designer yet

Development in illustrating: what you need for this and how to make progress