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When I found out, that being creative was something that made me happy and it was something I was good at. I loved creating and watching my ideas grow and come to life. The realization was like an epiphany and made me quit my old job and education to pursue my new career.

It was a slow process, where I played games with the option to upload my own content, but didn't know how to make any. Then I slowly got the interest and will to start learning how to make digital stuff over time.

Around the age of 15 i realised that all of the books and paperwork mostly wasn't for me so i started praticing a lot more of my creative side until i stumbled upon 3D College at the age of 17 in which i began my 3D journey. I started out wanting to work within the gaming industry; 3D College changed that with showing me all the cool and creative sides of archviz and since i've been hooked on learning and improve with this side of the 3D world

I have always liked to be creative, ever since I was little. Both my parents are creative independent people, which I have looked up to a lot! When I was little I used to play with clay and Lego, which quickly came to the 3d world. I have worked on 3d for some time now, but only lately I have done something serious about it. I love working with 3d and hope it will be my future!!

Back in 2014 I moved to Dublin with my, at the time, girlfriend. I worked as Tech Support. I didnt have many phonecalls to take during the day, so i decided to draw whenever i had the time. A year after that, a friend of mine told me about her new boyfriend, who was enlisted at a school for 3D modeling, and i ended up enlisting too. I liked doing ArchViz, but at some point, motion graphic design seemed to be my way, and the next natural step after that, would be VFX

It was in 2020, when i started high school which did not work for me. Then i took decision to start 3d collage, which took me 4 years to realize that. And i am happy with that decision.

When I was in the 7th grade, I was - like many people that age - in love with video games. My love for playing games eventually turned into an interest in making games, and about half way through 7th grade I downloaded blender for the first time, and started struggeling to create extremely basic models with no knowledge. This was where it all began, and after about a year I realised it was not games I loved, but 3D. After graduating the 9Th grade i enrolled at 3D college Denmark.

I stated out at a mediaschool in Viborg where we did a lot of Photobashing, later one of my classmates introduced me to Zbrush and Maya with i found very interesting. A lot of Action movies with CGI and VFX also instpired me to work with 3D and VFX.

2012

When i started at 3D college denmark

I want to express myself in my work, and what other industry than this one allows that?

While growing up, I always engaged with different creative outlets but for one reason or the other never had a "switch" turn on within me. As many others, 2020 was a year of looking within, and I eventually ended up deciding that I'd give 3D a shot. I got hooked immediately in the first week of study at 3D College

As cliche as it sounds. I knew from a very young age, that i wanted work with something creative and where i could use my artistic skills.

Since i was little kid i knew i wanted to do something creative with my life.

I first started out with 3D in 2019, when one of my friends I met on boarding school introduced me to the field. She was working on a project in Cinema 4D and showed me the basics. I was hooked immediately and spend all night making my first scene. Before I knew it, I was making my own renders and getting to express myself creatively, something I had always wanted to do but had struggled to find the right media for. About a year after, I decided to go for it and enrolled in 3D College.

I first realized I wanted to participate in this industry because of my curiosity and interest. I've always felt like a creative person, so what better way to prove it than start working in the industry. I want people to see and approve of my work. At first, I wasn't sure if I should do it, but you'll never know once you've tried it.

I have been working with 3D modelling ever since I was 13, when I moved to Denmark I noticed that some of my friends were doing 3D modelling for a game called "Unturned" and they showed me how to use blender. After a while, I finally found some studio groups in roblox and now I'm working for 2 groups with 2 million members in one of them and our recently new game with about 250k views within a year.

I've always wanted to work in a creative media. My brother was the creative genius when it came to drawing though, so when I discovered 3D through Blender In 7th I decided to focus mainly on that, but to keep my drawing skills sharp as well. I'm currently an apprentice at IO Interactive.

I have allways been doing 3D, when i was little i was building house's in Sketchup, later my dad gave me autoCAD, i just never knew i could live by making 3D, So i became a carpenter like my dad. 4 years ago-ish i found out that 3D was a thing, and i started on a digital media school, and from there 3D College Denmark, now im working on my skills, to be a part of the industry.

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Back when I was about 10 and saw behind the scenes on Lord of the rings

Ever since I could hold my mom's homevideo camera, I've wanted to tell stories. Starting with stop-motion, then 2D animation, onto 3D animation, picking up on all the moving parts in the pipeline along the way. I want to put my fiery ambitions to good use and make products I can be proud of. Things or media that look good and stick with people.