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Should I learn how to draw or (...) 08/06/19(Tue)20:43:27 No.692842
Should I learn how to draw or 3d? Anonymous 08/06/19(Tue)20:43:27 No.692842 Archived
Obviously I'm on a 3d board so the answers a little biased. This is to the people that do both, which one is more rewarding for you? Maybe you went from 2d to 3d vice versa. Just looking for some advice.
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Anonymous
08/06/19(Tue)22:35:11 No.692849
Anonymous 08/06/19(Tue)22:35:11 No.692849
>>692842
Any 3D work you do will benefit from having some kind of traditional art background.
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08/07/19(Wed)04:28:40 No.692878
Anonymous 08/07/19(Wed)04:28:40 No.692878
>>692842
You do both at the same time and stop overthinking it. You absolutely do not do 3d only, though, that's just gimping yourself.
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