I need to do one thing before doing any new scene, i need to check out a lot of videos and tutorials on art concepts and theory because until now i've been doing things blindly.
@hideki I'm also interested in learning how to make things on Blender yet I'm kind of new towards it (I've done a few of things/a few tutorials too, but I feel like I'm still a newbie), do you know of any channel/website for tutorials?
Here's my list of YouTube Channels related to tutorial/learning how to use Blender:
https://youtube.com/user/AndrewPPrice
https://youtube.com/c/CGCookieBlender
https://youtube.com/c/TheBlenderNerd
https://youtube.com/c/BlenderBrit
https://youtube.com/c/BlenderForNoobs
https://youtube.com/c/BornCG
https://youtube.com/c/CgmastersNet
Hope this will help you in any way.
Here's my list of YouTube Channels related to tutorial/learning how to use Blender:
https://youtube.com/user/AndrewPPrice
https://youtube.com/c/CGCookieBlender
https://youtube.com/c/TheBlenderNerd
https://youtube.com/c/BlenderBrit
https://youtube.com/c/BlenderForNoobs
https://youtube.com/c/BornCG
https://youtube.com/c/CgmastersNet
Hope this will help you in any way.
@RemiYuko yeah all of that, i have very present a quote from the simpsons:
> when do we break blocks of ice with our heads?
>First you must fill your head with wisdom. Then, you can hit ice with it.
I guess for some people is easier than for others, but having knowledge of the field is always useful, and i plan to watch tutorials for everything even if its not 3d modeling, just to gain chips of wisdom that i can apply in this field.
Or how you should place the camera such that the viewer's eyes are led to something interesting in the image?
Maybe you need to learn more about color theory?
Usually when I'm stuck on something very technical/specific to Blender I also tend to ask question on https://blender.stackexchange.com/ if there isn't an answer to my question already there of course.