So why am I talking about modeling now? I have been wanting to design a project for 3D modeling for the Dabble Box. Math can be fun, and I do mean that, but sometimes it’s a real deterrent to creativity. I have used various CAD software titles throughout the years, including TinkerCAD most recently, but that has always seemed so limited to me and doesn’t give me the ability to just mash around an incoherent mess and play. The hardest part is figuring out what I want to do in the first place. I have found that I get a sort of creator’s block for any creation I attempt to make when using CAD. So, being the tech nerd that I am, you might ask why I haven’t tried modeling in some kind of CAD software. I’ve always felt that even a little guidance would be all I need to get my creative juices flowing. I was never able to create anything beyond a blobby mass or a pile of splinters or shards.
Wood resulted in cutting my best friend’s hand wide open and stabbing myself in the leg the following day. I’ve personally tried working with wood, stone, and even chalk. Or, at least, I can’t remember a single thing about it. I remember doing one project in sixth grade with some clay, but even that was not quite what I was looking for. Sculpting has always been an area of curiosity for me, but I never had the patience, tools, or mentor necessary to get me going.
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