Jony West

Personally, I create models in a blender, so I can recommend a blender. You can add any image to the blender and do literally anything with it. I use these images for my web projects. I have been designing for about two years. I don't stop improving my skills and enriching my knowledge. It seems to me that the profession of a web designer is developing very quickly, so there are innovations that you need to have time to follow and take into account. Using vector graphics [depositphotos.com] in creative projects has become popular because such illustrations are easy to use and format. I think a lot of web designers are using this tool.

I think that Houdini is absolutely the way to go but I'm also at the point where you are. I've been having trouble finding good resources for organic/procedural modeling that doesn't look really bland. by the way, which Procreate Alternatives For Windows 10 would you recommend to me? I found a couple of free and paid options on techshout.com [www.techshout.com] but I don't know which one to choose yet. I would be very grateful if you share your experience and suggestions. I hope for your help and thank you in advance!