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Hello Yaszies. 

I have sat here and written out a huge letter regarding the events of the past 2 weeks of no updates, however, when I reached about 7 thousand words I realised I'm having a conversation with myself on paper and no one wants to read a wall of text that's essentially a diary entry.(I didn't even want to read it)

So here's a quick summary of what's been going on since my last update regarding the change in software suites. 

TLDR: I'm very bad at 3D and have no idea what I'm doing but yolo I'm quiting work and uni and trying to make 3D porn as my primary focus! If I end up on the street I'll take it as a challenge, because weakness is not getting knocked down, weakness is not getting back up. I'm taking a risk for a passion. 


-After spending 2 weeks with Blender, completing transition exercises and tutorials I now realise I'm not at 10% of where I want to be. I'm at 0.3%. Turns out I know nothing and I'm a complete noob. (At this stage I don't even know what I did in all those hours last year)

-I was supposed to be starting my degree next Tuesday in interactive media and animation. However after much thought and discussion with industry professionals, I decided to give my position away to someone else who needs the formal environment in order to succeed. 

After breaking down the timeline and costs of this commitment I quick realised it's beyond my capacity to do it all and I can invest my time and resources better and with similar results. 

-Looking at the tools required to complete a "decent" quality render cycle I assembled two machines, a Master and a network Slave. I hate talking money but the Master PC is $14,000 and the slave is $28,000. That's more than the cost of the course itself. (Yes there is an option of utilising a third party render farm for a fraction of the cost but the master PC still needs to remain on the scene) 

-I've also come to an open realisation that my approach, which some may call selfish, is not going to work for anyone. I entered the animation scene completely clueless and have used Patreon as a form of instant gratification which is a very strong motivator. But it was a selfish approach. In order to have any success on the internet you need to form a community, which is something I originally didn't have any intentions of making or driving. 

But here is where I was wrong.    

I thought that making 3D porn would be an on-the-side, hobby level activity with a tip jar for anyone whom may have wanted to throw a coin my way. But now I realise that this might be something that I enjoy much more deeply than I originally anticipated. 

-The animation world and 3D in general is a very competitive environment where only the best of the best can survive. Having said that I feel that if I want to continue in this direction(erotic or professional) I need to make rigid changes and hard sacrifices. I need to schedule myself like I'm at work, put in the hours or get fired. Complete tasks on time or get fired. 

-Over the first week of February I will be making some of these changes. Some of the steps I'm taking include a timetable with work hours. Quiting my day-job and going part-time in order to accommodate the new schedule and taking some steps towards forming more of a community rather than begging for praise so I can motivate myself to keep going. 

This is a quick summary of the past 2 weeks and what's going to happen over the next 2 weeks. If I can't make it work before I run out of money and resources then we'll have happy days and if I can't then I will pursue a different direction and start again. I'm taking a risk for a passion.

Thank you for sticking around and I'm always grateful for your support. I hope you have an amazing day and I'm going back to trying to figure out how to properly texture this silly Goblin model...

Ayasz  



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Nejura

Yazy babe, I'm sorry I haven't spoken much to you in a while. I'm rather thrilled and amazing and scared for you at the same time to hear you're diving in so deep. I know what your doing is very risky but also potentially more rewarding than anything else you could be doing. All my love and hope pours out to wish you the absolute best in work, love and life.

Nejura

Also, you are absolutely right. For an artist, your work is your -brand- and having both the skill and style to forge a place for yourself in the minds of people who see your art and leave a lasting impression is paramount to getting that all important momentum. You need income for sure. A few bucks a month from a few Patron supporters isn't gonna keep up your cost of living.

ayasz

Hello Nej! Awesome to hear from you. Thank you for your words of encouragement as always. You're the best!