What is part of your MOC process?
BlockTalk Summary
The original poster, /u/SonOfAGodmother, is curious about the MOC (My Own Creation) process used by other LEGO builders. They are seeking insights into how experienced builders approach their projects, drawing parallels to their own work in animation. They're asking the LEGO community to share their methods, tools, and sources of inspiration.
The poster outlines their own process, which includes defining the setting and story, brainstorming ideas, finding references and inspiration, planning with sketches, blocking out basic shapes, refining details, and polishing the final build. They also emphasize the importance of seeking feedback from others throughout the process. The poster's questions delve into additional steps builders take, the use of LEGO Studio software, helpful resources, common areas for feedback, and inspiring builders or workflows.
The post highlights the hands-on nature of LEGO building while also acknowledging the role of digital tools like LEGO Studio. The poster is looking for advice on how other builders balance these aspects. They are also interested in learning about resources and communities where they can get feedback on their MOCs.
For anyone looking to improve their MOC process, consider exploring online LEGO communities and forums to gather inspiration and feedback. You might also find a LEGO building book helpful for learning new techniques and design principles.
TL;DR: “Can you highlight some aspects of your MOC process”? Long version: At the risk of "over-thinking" what is a simple, and playful hobby; I'm curious as to what some people's processes are, when building their MOCs. I work in animation. After spending 8+hours staring at a screen; I enjoy Lego, as it provides me with a more "hands on", creative outlet outside of work hours… However, I’m finding that how I approach my daily work could also apply to MOCs! For example: What’s the Setting?...
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