End of Year Blog Post

My favorite part of the class was creating the food scene. Throughout the year, I learned a lot about how to use Blender. I didn't enjoy working with Tinkercad as much, because despite being much simpler than Blender and projects having straightforward instructions, it appeared to have some bugs that occasionally made it a struggle to work with, like pieces disappearing in new lessons and workplanes getting stuck in odd positions.  

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