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MIST
Student. CGI artist. I also write code - some of it runs, but most doesnt even walk.
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Mist. aka sudomist or Mistromy depending on what usernames were taken. I do CGI, coding, recently started 2D art, and generally anything that is involved with computers.
I try to pretend I know what I'm doing, and apparently it's working? some of the numbers further down are pretty big.
More about me — down below, for the passionates and stalkers.
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Links
// the newest transmissions — full archive one door down
Art
2D and CGI in one pile — posters, environments, light studies, type experiments. The newest few live here; the rest are in the archive.
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Sys
The dabbling, in public. Every number below is fetched live — if a wire's cut, it says so instead of making something up.
// the numbers — live where the wires reach, honest everywhere
// bio — for the passionates and the stalkers
Bio
The long version, as written. One take, no hindsight. The queue of what's next sits beside it — no promises attached.
// currently
I'm a Polish, self-taught student from Ireland.
I am fully self taught in cgi and coding. I don't really learn things by the book. I have an idea, i start making a stupid project, and try to stick something together with my limited knowledge. When i learn something new, it's because I actually need it. But usually it ends up in me re-inventing the wheel.
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I started getting involved with computers in 2018, when I first tried Scratch. After that, it only got worse. God knows when and why I tried HTML, then I started making some websites for my own use. Then I learned about Python, and around that time — it was 2021 — I started using Discord. And I just never moved on.
During 2021 I also started trying other things. Until then my "hobby" was origami. But I started learning piano, and I was following my dad's footsteps, developing a liking for computers, photography and Photoshop. I never made anything serious back then, but it was fun — which is the biggest mistake I ever made, as I now know that fun is for the weak. Around early 2022, I tried Blender. I don't know what made me do that, but I gave it a go. And I failed. I don't remember if my friend showed it to me first, or how I found it, but at some point I watched the donut tutorial. As they say, ignorance is bliss, and I was quite literally unaware of how bad my work was. I was completely blinded by the fact that the render engine did the lighting for me and made a basic room look good. And then I just started doing Blender. I never watch tutorials, so over the 4–5 years I've done it, and the 800+ hours poured into Blender alone, I am nowhere near where I wanna be. But We ball.
During this entire time I had this pent-up desire for more, though. So I was making Discord bots — my biggest project yet, Nirupama, started as a super basic levels bot, and I just kept adding more to him. And even though I completely switched to Blender, some seed of creativity from Photoshop stayed, until very recently — where I tried 2D art for the first time in a long time. And oh, my old friend blissful ignorance: I think it looks good, so I'll do that for a while now, if I don't get bored. Because I'm having fun.