I started doing daily 3D posts years ago because I needed to get better. Fast! The only way to develop a style is to make a lot of work, most of it will be bad before it gets good.

What surprised me was how many people wanted to see the process, not just the final render. So for nearly 7 years, I've been sharing everything on Patreon: tutorials, lighting setups, shader breakdowns, the full journey from idea to final image.

I've stayed independent the whole time. Never took sponsorship from Maxon or anyone else, so I could keep my opinions honest. When something doesn't work, I say it. When the industry shifts, we adapt together.

This isn't about memorizing shortcuts. It's about training your eye and building a practice that works for the long haul.