About Vishav (V) Brar

Vishav Brar’s route into 3D began with architectural visualisation around four years ago, before gradually expanding into animation, motion graphics and product rendering. Rather than specialising in a single discipline, he developed into a 3D generalist, continually looking for ways to remove bottlenecks from his workflow. When rendering in Blender became too slow, for example, he integrated Unreal Engine into his pipeline to take advantage of its real-time rendering capabilities. Along the way, Vishav has worked with clients around the world and credits an early mentor in Toronto with helping him build foundations in both ArchViz and architecture. Today, that independent spirit continues through Chever 3D and the tools he develops for his own production needs.

Unlike many creative professionals arriving at vibe coding, Vishav has a strong technical foundation, with a Master’s in Computer Applications specialising in Software Engineering. For him, AI coding is less about gaining access to programming and more about accelerating something he already understands — avoiding the tedious process of checking every line and every misplaced semicolon by hand. More broadly, AI has complemented his generalist approach to 3D. Where the industry once encouraged artists to specialise deeply, he sees new technology making it increasingly possible for independent creators to work across modelling, texturing, rigging, animation and rendering while developing tools to connect those processes together.

Vishav’s advice is to resist the comfort zone and stay curious. He has moved countries, learnt new skills simply because they interested him, and repeatedly found that seemingly unrelated knowledge eventually becomes useful professionally. Borrowing Martin Scorsese’s observation that “the most personal is the most creative,” Vishav suggests starting vibe coding with a problem that genuinely frustrates you rather than searching for something impressive to build. Solve that niche problem, share the result, and there is a good chance you'll discover a community of other people experiencing exactly the same thing.