Even before I started my studies at Ostfalia, I had the idea of placing my painted pictures in an exhibition space that I could freely design myself. My fascination with 3D enabled me to realise exactly this vision: Blender became my playground for such ideas at no cost and with limitless possibilities. I developed a museum, which became one of the projects for my application portfolio for my current degree programme. However, at that time I still lacked the time and expertise to turn my Blender scene into an interactive museum.
DP: What was the aim of the project? Noah Thiele: As part of the fourth and fifth semesters, I had the opportunity to give free rein to my own project idea in the so-called compulsory elective module. I was free to choose my project for this module and so I came back to the idea of combining my two passions, painting and computer graphics. However, this time I wanted to learn something new and set myself a challenge by choosing a medium that I had absolutely ...
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