At this point, it would be silly not to. I have been using AI to assist my work since around 2019. However, I am strictly against AI slop. As such, I am very mindful and prudent about my AI usage. Before any AI tools enter my workflow, I ask these questions: 1. Is the end-product quality the same or better? 2. Is it faster long term? 3. What level of creative control and precision do I retain? I don’t always use AI, but when I do, it’s because I can make more stuff, make better stuff, or make the same stuff faster.

Because I can!

To make it quick - Blender. Now here is the long bit. Since I started out as exclusively a 3D artist, I have been using Blender since 2017, before it became well-known. Even now, with a variety of tools at hand, including AI, I often turn to Blender as a one-stop-shop for 3D models, visuals and animations, that also grants me complete creative control.

Well, first of all being your own boss is cool and in itself an adventure. Every week is different in this workspace - freelancing allows me to collaborate with a huge variety of people, doing all sorts of amazing projects. While the unpredictability can be difficult to deal with at times, the challenges are worth the rewards. With self-education and on-the-job training, I am able to venture into new fields, and can do so without restriction.

This website is full of reasons, but in short - I get things done, and reliably so. I take any freelance task with a responsibility to not disappoint my client, as well as myself.

We are not going to be working together if: 1. The project involves illegal or otherwise malicious activities, gambling, or false advertising. 2. You are looking for cheap-looking, sloppy work.