Hey 2d art folks!
If you are interested in learning #Blender3d to create references/kitbash for your concept art/illustration/comics, I compiled a few beginner tutorials geared towards scene setup, lighting, materials, and importing pre-made models instead of modelling~ First, @grantabbitt did a fantastic Blender 3 intro that focuses on moving basic objects around, giving them materials, setting up lighting and fog, and rendering a scene!

in all of the Blender tutorials I have done, I have not come across something that I find super useful in UE4: Material Instances! it's so handy to have a parent material that you can adjust that will control different parameters in all the child mats i'm sure it exists, but i'm not sure where to look? basically i'd love a setup that would allow me to change aspects of the parent material for all objects, but also have overwrite control on the child materials to change parameters on a case-by-case basis

i just started taking medication for ADHD today after discussing it with my doc and a specialist and holy shit is this what peoples brains work like? what the fuck??

everything is so clear? like i started wearing glasses but inside my brain? the fuck??? lmao WHAT are you kidding me? this is what brains should be like? lmao no wonder people can get so much shit done jesus