Though we might go over some theory, my classes are software based. I have experience teaching various courses at university level and will tailor the lessons based on what you are interested in learning.

I work as a 3D generalist in the game industry, creating assets for use in games and applications. I can help you understand how 3D software works and get you modeling your own creations.
As long as you have an average computer, we should be ok! I mainly teach Blender, since it’s free and multiplatform.

Some of the topics we would be covering during the lessons include: 3D modeling, high and low poly asset creation, texturing, UV unwraping, lighting, material creation, PBR, rendering, sculpting, metaverses, Decentraland, Roblox, Game Engines.

A typical lesson would have me showing you how to perform some task (for example modeling an object) and having you follow along on your end. Once you have understood the tools and the how/why to use them, I’d have you create something similar on your own. Other times, you might have a “homework” assignment and we would use the lesson to go over your process and trying to find how it could have been improved or overcoming any kind of blockers.

Should you be interested in more learning design tools that are tailored to specific tasks, I could also teach: Photoshop, Substance Painter, Zbrush, 3ds max, Unity. Having a wider range of tools would definitely make you more proficient when tacking the assignments, but they are the cherry on top of having a sound understanding of the basic tool set as well as a core knowledge of the theory of 3D design.