I just don't enjoy doing 2D art that much, get very little sense of achievement from pixel pushing. Was fun in the 80's and 90's, but I'd rather use natural media and forget about the computer all together for anything two dimensional.
The fun in 3D art is partly blending science and engineering with art to make something interesting, but its also making it come alive and control it. 2D is much more fun in traditional wet media than on a computer and connects with me in a far more personal way than a computer ever can.
The fun in 3D art is partly blending science and engineering with art to make something interesting, but its also making it come alive and control it. 2D is much more fun in traditional wet media than on a computer and connects with me in a far more personal way than a computer ever can.