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Essa modelo 3d q ainda precisa de alguns retoque, mas vou posta assim msm e no futuro eu refaço com mais qualidade. Essa arte foi basiado na personagem criando pela artista @miriamvitoriaarte para o #drawthisinyourstyle. Acho q 3d n se enquadra na tag, mas foi um bom desafio pra o 3d. #drawingchallenge #draw3d #3d #blender #3dblender #fox #spirit #instaart #girlwithmask #mask #desenhenoseuestilo https://www.instagram.com/p/BtyGUJLnT3i/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fc9ybk1dwjat

When I was about 11 years old, I came across a show called Imagination Station on PBS. It had a catchy theme song with some early CGI and was hosted by a guy named Mark Kistler. His goal was to teach you how to “Draw 3D!” I already loved to draw, so it was easy for me to love this show (and frankly, much easier to follow along with than Bob Ross).  I learned so many principles of drawing from this guy, it blew my mind. There was a huge jump in my ability to construct characters and buildings. And the lessons always featured some wacky, crazy thing. A really cool thing was that Mark Kistler traveled around to host school assemblies. I got to see him at one when he visited my friend’s school. I even got to draw along on one of the chalkboards up front (the drawing was a long necked dinosaur, if I recall).   There was still a lot I had to learn about drawing (and frankly, there always will be), but this show launched me forward by leaps and bounds. I honestly don’t think I would have ended up where I am today if I hadn’t come across this show as a kid. So hey, Mark, if you see this, THANK YOU! You’re an awesome teacher!