I started a site a few years ago called 3D Gumshoe. The concept came from me working on different 3D projects and having to scour Google search and forums for hours before I found the answer to my problem, if I found the answer at all.

I wanted to create a site where it just had the solution and that's it. Not 10 people reiterating how they're having the same problem also, or people responding about how they don't know how to help you.

3D Gumshoe is a solution aggregator to help 3D folks out when their 3D problem starts acting crazy or when it's actually user error. :) I hope to expand to more programs in the future, but I'm starting out small for now. I hope the site can be of help to a lot of people. And I also hope that it adds value to the 3D world.

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I just started a new job at LED FastStart as an Animation Specialist. My original program is Autodesk Maya. I also learned how to use Softimage XSI when I worked in South Korea at Digital eMation. At LED, they want to use Cinema 4D, so this is the 3rd 3D program I'll be learning. Here's an image from a tutorial I did last week.

It's not the most impressive model, but I like how the tutorial took you through all of the different tools that Cinema 4D has to offer. It is definitely a powerful program. I've wanted to learn it and use it with After Effects, so it seems as if I'm on my way!