One Hour VS One Week in BLENDER

I wanted to challenge myself as a 3D Artist and find out just how long I should be working on my art by creating a piece in One Hour, One Day, and One Week!
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[@SanjeevKumar-be4dd]

Excellent

[@thomasrivet5494]

This is amazing, man! Love the format. The results were also top notch, well done.
Subbed and eager for more. And hi from Montreal, Canada!

[@skilllanoodle]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video! Going to be making some more content like this in the near future and looking forward to seeing how it goes. and hello from NYC!

[@J95B2]

Im glad that I opened reddit today , soo underrated !! will done . subscribed

[@skilllanoodle]

Thanks! Got a new video coming next monday so stay tuned!

[@haydensmyth6783]

Fuck yeah skillion!!

[@johncunningham3957]

Killed it 🫡

[@ashwanipandey7668]

I am a beginner in 3D stuff and just going through the donut tutorial, after seeing the video, I am just thinking when will I be able to make this type of things😅..
Nonetheless, Amazing video and render🔥🔥

[@skilllanoodle]

Thanks! Trust me, get through the Donut Tutorial, experiment with different ideas, and just make cool stuff and you'll be creating great work in no time!

[@splitspecs]

Ngl, those glitches rrom the render were kind of a happy accident, it definitely added a lot to the piece + with the post processing you added, it wouldve been perfect lol

[@skilllanoodle]

you def got a point but it was driving me crazy had to go back and try again especially after the texturing of the subway being such a hurdle. Thanks for watching and hope you liked the video!

[@kevl647]

🔥🔥🔥

[@flannel.and.film.9045]

I think that it's must important if your render can tell a story or incite the imagination. Many of the "1 hour" images I see are some bizarre or abstract grouping of objects and lighting that may look cool I guess but nothing more than that.
Your scene with guys with guns for example ignites the imagination and you immediately find yourself wondering if they're part of a resistance group fighting a oppressive regime or is it simply a battle sequence. It draws you in