Just a simple comparison.
The difference that treating Blender as a cool program with mystical features that still have to be learned
and treating Blender as part of a digital art pipeline makes. Mind you that’s 3 years more experience.
By the way both times I was inspired to do this after watching “How to train your Dragon”, a really awesome animated movie.
If you really want to see my disgrace from back then here is the link:
Stay tuned to see what happens to that dragon next..
Author: Leah Lindner
Hi, you are looking at the portfolio of a German-English game developer with a focus on graphics programming. I love finding out how things work and visualizing them in a creative way using computer technology.
I first became interested in computer graphics when I started creating 3D art using Blender in 2008.
After majoring in programming at secondary school and also teaching myself digital painting, I moved to Belgium to take a Bachelor in Digital Arts and Entertainment.
Following work on projects in both film and video games, I have increasingly focused on graphics programming, and moved to Brighton to work as a GameDev at Electric Square.
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