Student, 3D artist, designer
Hi!
My name is Michal Kadrnozka, and I am 18 years old. I am currently studying IT in Brno, Czech Republic. I chose IT because I really like computers (and computer games, of course) and have always been interested in understanding how they work. At 14, I started my gamedev journey, but I was obviously inexperienced, so I stopped after some time. Now, I'm creating 3D models and scenes in Blender for Fenstar.
My projects
My creative journey began in 2020, since then I've completed many projects, as I spend a lot of time on the computer due to studying IT. When I began my gamedev journey, I settled with Unreal Engine because I like realistic-looking games and it includes free assets from the Quixel megascans library. Nowadays, most of the projects I'm working on are 3D models or scenes made in Blender.
Unreal Engine
Blender
Unreal Engine
I started my first Unreal Engine project in summer 2020. It was supossed to be a 2.5D photorealistic game, but I started this project when I was 14 and I didn't have enough knowledge so the project was never finished. Another project I didn't finish was a car game, which used The Matrix Awakens UE demo as a base. I created an Alpine environment for it, but I stopped working on it to learn modelling, because I didn't have the resources needed to make complex levels for the game.
Finished UE projects
I have many unfinished game projects, but also several finished ones. The first one was an MSI pc setup for a competition, which I didn't win, but it was a great experience anyway. Another project I made was a city you could drive around. It served mainly as a test of Ray-Tracing, which I was very interested in. After this I made two smaller projects, the first one was an architectural visualization of (sort of) my dream home. My latest finished UE project was an Alpine environment.
Blender
I started with Blender Guru tutorials, but soon ventured into my own project - an old horror house. After a few months of creating furniture for the house, I decided to try something different and began working on a weapon model. This project was a great learning experience, offering a departure from my previous repetitive projects.
Here you can see my M4 model on sketchfab
In the following months I created a few more projects, including a cyberpunk city, post-apocalyptic hospital and a modern car commercial style video. However, after a few months of hard work, I needed a break. I managed to spend over 400 hours in Blender, averaging over 8 hours a day (while going to school etc.).
After a few months of normal life, I returned to blender. You can see all of my project in this unified gallery. Nowadays, I'm working for Fenstar, making window models for their website.
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