How I became a Digital Artist
The term ‘Digital Art’ sounds way cooler than conventional art, and honestly, I feel it’s not just the term but also the medium itself. As a kid, I’d draw portraits and to my surprise be extremely proud of them, but with time I completely lost my touch with the conventional way, and to an extent, I even had great trouble drawing schemas and figures for my science periods, which did NOT bother me at all. At the tender age of 15, during my vacations, I came across a computer-aided design (CAD) software. Being an innovative human being (some may argue otherwise), I used this platform to create all sorts of mechanical designs and various pieces of machinery. I worked incessantly day and night for years, learning, discovering, and creating until eventually, I had enough. I was done looking at these bland, lifeless blueprints, 3D models, and simulations that were saturated with just one color, grey! I wanted to use my modeling skills to create an artistic piece of art. I was obsessed with br