Reply To: Your CG routine – how do you keep up the pace ?

[Daniel Marti]

Hi Kent,

I have been taking your courses since a year and a half now. I feel at the very beginning the big offer of courses was a little bit overwhelming but by the other hand I decided to become a citizen because there was a lot of courses. When you are paying, you want to take advantage of your money, so the big variety of courses from the selling point of view I think is attractive.

Once I started to take classes, I was totally a newbie in Blender and Unity, I didn’t really know what to do, the offer is big and confusing, so I was taking all kind of classes, from modeling to sculpting, and I didn’t really know how to use what I was learning, so I discovered the Learning Flows, and that was really helpful because organizes the classes and gives you a goal. So you know what you will learn.

As a conclusion I would say, for a beginner the flows are great, it’s probably the best way to go, for more advanced users, when you exactly know what you want to learn, the single classes are better. So maybe you guys only need to communicate that in a clearer way, so when you get to the site you know which your options are. 

And to make everything a little bit more complicated, hehehe, I would like to suggest even a new format of course. I realized I often don’t have enough time to take a full course, but I do have time to take 10-15 min classes, it would be great to have really short classes explaining for example how to sculpt a nose, eyes, etc. not in detail obviously, but to have a good foundation. And then those short classes can be a part of a flow, for example anatomy.

Hope it helps 🙂