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Debunking 3 Tech Myths and Misconception.

1. “Tech is only for intelligent People”
Wrong.
Tech is for people who are willing to solve problems, stay consistent and patient while learning the skills. Intelligence helps, but it isn’t the most important factor.

2. “Tech is only about coding”
Coding is only a section of tech, we have design, digital marketing, data analysis, and so much more.

3. “You are too young or too old to learn tech”
Wrong. There is no perfect age to start the tech journey. You are never too old nor too young to start learning tech.

On the IT360 Academy tech hangout happening on the 7th of February, we discuss this, students projects, and so much more. Everyone is invited, you can register using our link in bio.

Are you ready?……
Cause we sure are ready to have you.

1. You love art and Tech
3D animation is the sweet spot between tech and creativity, making it the right choice for anyone in love with both of these fields.

2. You enjoy story telling.
3D animation is all about telling stories visually. So if you love story telling, you’re so re to love it too.

3. You are patient and detail oriented.
3D animation needs a lot of time; for the modeling, the texturing, lighting, etc. All of these also require a certain level of precision. Thus patience and attention to detail are must haves to succeed with 3D animation.

4. You enjoy solving problems creatively.
When something doesn’t quite look or feel right, you like figuring out why and fixing it. A necessity for a 3D animator.

5. You notice movement in real life.
If you watch how people walk, talk, smile, how clothes move, or how objects fall and think about how to recreate it, you have an animator’s eye.

1. Jumping straight into complex animations

I know you want to animate full scenes, characters, immediately.
Slow down.
Without mastering the basics like timing, motion, and simple movements, the results become frustrating. Master the foundations and build up from there.

2️⃣ Skipping the planning phase

Great animation start before it gets to screen, this is the planning phase.

This includes storyboards, references, and blocking. This help you organize your time. When you skip planning, you waste time fixing mistakes later. Plan first and animate better.

3️⃣ Giving up too quickly

Animation takes patience. Your first animations won’t be perfect, heck they’ll barely look good, and that’s okay. Every great animator started as a beginner. Consistency, practice, and trying again is what makes you better. Keep going. You’ll get there.

Wishing you a 2026 filled with joy, growth and so much success!
Happy New year.
#2026