For this project I had to create a 3D model of a house in Blender. This was proven to be a somewhat difficult task because I had a hard time remembering all the functions, shortcuts and in general everything the program has to offer me. But with some help from different sources I did got to understand some of the things.
The model was just an amazing oportunity for me to learn how to cope with 3D modelling. Despite the absence of distinct iterations, this process of direct creation provided me with valuable learning experiences and personal growth. Embracing an exploratory approach allowed me to tap into my intuition and unleash my creativity in a spontaneous manner.
Without the luxury of separate iterations, I developed strong problem-solving skills by addressing challenges as they emerged, finding solutions in real-time. Working without predefined versions cultivated resilience and adaptability, as I learned to navigate uncertainties and setbacks with confidence.
In summary, while my project may not have followed the traditional model of iterative design with distinct versions, the process of direct creation provided me with invaluable learning experiences and personal growth. It taught me to trust my intuition, embrace uncertainty, and approach creativity with a spirit of exploration and adaptability.