Hi, I’m Kevin
I design and build original worlds through 2D/3D art, physical creations, and new creative technology.
Creator Content
I started @kevandram in 2020 to share my creative process and explore new mediums and technology for storytelling. What began as personal experiments has grown into a channel built around designing and making objects for an original IP world. I document the process of building that world in real time — through 2D/3D art, 3D printing, and whatever tools help bring it to life.
Learn Grease Pencil in Blender 3D
Imagine creating a simple drawing, but instead of sitting on a flat page, it actually exists in 3D.
Grease Pencil, a tool in Blender 3D, allows you to do just that. Drawing with it feels like drawing in air, allowing you to create magical 3D worlds with the freedom and style of hand-drawing.
In my course, Magic Storybook, I teach you everything you need to know to get started with grease pencil, culminating into a workflow that combines 3D elements. This course has been a huge and fun effort that I’ve worked on for the past 2 years, incorporating learnings I’ve shown in my YouTube Videos. We’ll explore techniques to create vibrant 2.5D scenes that move from beyond the flat page into dimensional space.
Don’t worry if you’re not a drawing pro or are new to 3D - this course is totally beginner friendly. There’s over 10 hours of content, downloadable project files, and access to help anytime you need it. Join over 2000 students and enroll today!
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This is one of my favorite 3D prints I've ever made. It's a bakery planter — and it glows. This was inspired by a Grease Pencil tutorial I made about 4 years ago that became my most viewed video on the channel. Bambu Lab sent me their new H2C printer and I thought it was a great opportunity to take the bakery from the digital world and make it real.
When I decided to do this I hadn't done anything this involved before. I started 3D printing about a year and a half ago and most of my designs have been decorative or simple functional items. But the H2C is built for multicolor workflows and I wanted to push what I could do — from both a technical and creative standpoint. It was a huge learning experience. But I really loved how it turned out.