3D design is much more easier to learn than 2D design

Hold your tongue, i'm not arguing with you
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That's not something I hear everyday.

@C0D4 it really doesn't matter is you hear it everyday or not. 😁

What's stop people mostly to engage in 3D
Is a powerful computer

Design is a fucking broad field. There's so much involved with each.

Are you thinking of engines like Unity?

@ScriptCoded just talking about modeling 😁

@Afrographics Even modelling is a huge kettle of fish though, not just 2D and 3D - are we modelling sprites for games? CAD for engineering designs / samples? Modelling for 3D printing, which requires other design considerations - or modelling CGI level realism for Hollywood?

@AlmondSauce hmmmm

Let's just say that you need to be motivated too

It's redundant to say, "more easier." You can just say, "easier."

@bahua You deserve more updoots than I can give

I have no experience with 2D or 3D designing...but I'm really curious to know why this is true. What makes 3D easier?

Tries to draw polygonal stuff in GIMP: What a bitch!

Tries to draw polygonal stuff in Inkscape: Wow, this is easy!

Tries to draw polygonal stuff in Blender: Wow, this is fun!

Tries to draw cool 3D graphics in Autocad: WTF am I doing with my life?

I think this may all come down to the tools.

If you mean modeling, it depends, if you model things from low polygons, it is much easier than pixel art, you can do more useful things in less time ... Now if you plan to do high definition things, you will need more than one Sculpture course to start doing useful things, in this case the pixel art is much easier.