My learning pace improved a lot. My doubts started getting cleared quickly, which boosted my confidence. I realized that being a digital artist isn’t about being born with talent — it’s more about understanding tools and workflows properly. What really helped me were: Learning the basics clearly — like modeling and UVs, which I used to find scary before, now feel simple and logical. how to handle complex situations, and how real-life challenges are solved in projects. These conversations were very practical and something only an experienced person can share. Sir also gave insights on how to actually earn from this skill, which gave me a lot of clarity on future steps. Of course, there were some tough moments. I did get a bit bored when we were doing very tiny modeling exercises (like toys, remotes etc.), because I wanted to make big, cinematic things. But later I realized — those small tasks were building my foundation, and now they help me while working on detailed and realistic scenes. One thing I really enjoyed throughout was the open discussions — whether it’s doubts, technical stuff, or just understanding how things work behind the scenes. Also, I was initially scared of using other software along with Blender, but because of consistent and step-by-step guidance, I picked them up confidently. To be honest, learning VFX alone is really hard. You can waste a lot of time, lose motivation, and even give up. But with the right mentor, it becomes not only easier but also exciting. So, I just want to say a big thank you to Prateek Sir. Your teaching style, patience, and clarity helped me feel confident in a field I once thought was out of reach. I feel really happy now when I create something beautiful and realize how far I’ve come. Looking forward to learning more ahead!
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