<p>For example I've always wanted to learn cinema 4D and I signed up for several courses to learn it, but unfortunately the workflow didn't fit my needs and abilities, <a href="https://www.blender.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Blender</a> is surprisingly very accessible for people with disabilities.</p>
<p>it's highly customizable among other features that makes it easy to use with <a href="{entry:197@1:url||https://awl.studio/how-i-use-blender-with-a-disability}" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">my phone</a>, for example typing G to move an object then typing Z to pick the Z axis then typing 3 to move the object 3 meters in the Z axis all in one fell swoop, if I didn't experiment with several programs before finding the one that fits me best I would have thought it was impossible for me to do 3D art.</p>