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Its simple. We decided that we would be good together, because we both wanted to do something with Blender, and to make 3D objects. We both enjoy looking at 3D objects, so why not find out how to make our own? Since we were both intreseted, and we were allowed groups of two, we just decided to work togerther.

If we were to do this again, I think that I would choose Andrew as my partner again. We both have somewhat of the same intrests and we are pretty good friends. I also find it better to have a partner with you, so that you aren't stuck with having to do all the work by yourself. With two people you can share the workload between the two. 

The final project will hopefully be a more complicated still image then what I have been working on now. It will have more detials and more colors then what i have already did. I plan on surfing the web and searching for possible tutorails that will give me a more detialed image. It will be more detailed and also I plan on having an image that will have more objects inside the image.

Now when we present the final project, we will need different things to show what we did. The one thing that we will certinaly have is the final project. I'm also thinking about having examples or screenshots of the building process. We will also have the finished smaller projects that we have worked on, like the simple winter scene that i did, and the dice that Andrew is working on, and other smaller projects that we work on. We will do it from when we started working on blender to what we finished with in order.

Well, to begin with, we really arent using any kind of code. Its more like "drawing" our image and desining it. But to answer the question, we are having some difficulties in making our still 3D image, but it is coming along very nicely though. We are incountering easy parts and some hard parts. The easy parts that I have come across was starting the project, and simple little things like coloring and "drawing" the object.

With easy parts there are sure to be hard parts as well. Some of the hardest parts in creating our image, is trying to figure out the new parts that we are still learning. In order to overcome the hard parts, I simply look at some tutorials that might have the answer. If I can't find the answer there I move on to the basic, guess and check method, where i click on buttons that I think might work, to see if they work. One of those two methods usually help.

As me and Andrew continue working with Blender I am finding that it is harder then what I thought it was going to be. But that factor isn't changing our timeline. We are still going to stick with what we orginally planned out for now. It will just mean that we will have to work a little harder to understand Blender.

If we find out that we do need to change the timeline then we will change it. If we do change it then we will most likely cut out the animation at the end, and move into harder and more complicated. But everything is staying the same for now.