Primary Tools	Pencil and Paper
	3ds max
	Vray
	Photoshop
	Dreamweaver
Secondary Tools	Flash
	Illustrator
Tertiary Tools	Adobe Acrobat
	MS Office

My very first experience on 3D was at my friend’s home. He had this ray tracing software on his Amiga computer and I remember he was glad to have marble and chrome. And that chrome was too much plastic to be a good one. Well, it was years ago.

I had my chance to try out a 3D software in the late 90's. I was intrigued, but I did not understand anything about the software. Everything seemed to be so confusing. And the idea of 3D and viewports was also confusing. I became frustrated because I wanted everything now and fast.

But I wanted to learn 3D, because it was so thrilling and the most awesome thing I knew. I started to study 3D and gradually I learned more and more. And I am very thankful for the Internet communities, which have been helping me out a lot.

I don't have a particular interest in any specific theme in 3D modeling. At the moment I have been modeling lots of cars and car related stuff, but I think the era is going to end. I am going to start a few projects after I have finished few WIPs. I am going to be model and animate a character and model a human head. Nothing new actually, been there done that - This time just better.

My main point is that I am interested in modeling everything. I like challenges, so I won't tell you that the idea is boring and I am not going to do it. However, I am not an engineer. I can not design new V8 motor, but I sure can visualize it. I can not design a house but again, I can visualize it. But if I have to choose to model between mechanics and organics, I would choose mechanics. Well... However, nothing beats good character modelling and character animation. So, go figure.