E. Gachoki

I’m Gachoki, an expert in animation, visual effects, Blender, artificial intelligence, web design, programming, and digital marketing. My work spans creative production and technical development, combining design, storytelling, and code. At Gachoki.com, I share strategies and insights that help creatives and businesses grow online.

A massive, roaring monster resembling Godzilla towers over a destroyed city, surrounded by crumbling skyscrapers, dust, and debris. Tiny human figures and vehicles in the foreground emphasize the creature’s immense scale.

How Animators Make Giants Like Godzilla and King Kong Feel Real—An Insider Reveals

What makes a towering robot or monster feel truly massive in movies and games? It’s

E. Gachoki September 13, 2025

A Blender interface screenshot showing three cubes demonstrating different extrusion techniques: Extrude Out, Extrude In, and Extrude to Curves with arrows and selection highlights. At the bottom, an orange banner with bold white text reads: “BLENDER EXTRUDE TRICKS.” This is the featured image for a blog post about Blender extrude tricks you didn’t know but should.

Blender Extrude Tricks You Didn’t Know (But Should)

When working in Blender, extrude is one of those tools you’ll use over and over

E. Gachoki September 13, 2025

A 3D render of colorful floating helium balloons in Blender, including yellow, blue, red, and green balloons tied together with strings. The background is a clean, light gray gradient. An orange banner at the bottom displays bold white text: “ANIMATE BALLOONS IN BLENDER.” This is the featured image for a blog post about creating floating helium balloons in Blender using the cloth simulator.

How to Create Floating Helium Balloons in Blender with the Cloth Simulator

Want to make your Blender projects more fun and lively? In this tutorial, we’ll walk

E. Gachoki September 13, 2025

A Blender workspace showing a 3D blockout scene made of simple blue and orange cubes and rectangular shapes arranged in a rough layout for modeling or level design. An orange banner at the bottom displays bold white text: “BLOCKOUT IN BLENDER.” This is the featured image for a blog post about how to blockout in Blender.

Struggling to Start in Blender? Try This Blockout Method

We’ve all been there. You open Blender, load up your reference photos, and then… nothing

E. Gachoki September 13, 2025

Illustration showing the evolution from SEO to GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) with two devices - a tablet displaying traditional SEO elements like keywords, backlinks, and source optimization on the left, and a smartphone showing an AI-powered search interface with conversational answers on the right, connected by an arrow indicating the transition to AI search technology.

Your SEO Strategy Is Outdated — Meet GEO

Did you know that 60% of Google searches now end without a single click?That’s right—more

E. Gachoki September 13, 2025

A vibrant illustration of a bustling medieval marketplace with diverse characters, including a woman with pink hair, a bearded man in a green robe, and children playing, while two musicians with white hair play lutes. An orange banner at the bottom reads "ODYSSEY NOW FREE FOR EVERYONE."

Odyssey, a Powerful 2D Animation Tool for Unreal Engine is Now Free for Everyone

If you’ve ever wanted to bring hand-drawn 2D animation into the power-packed world of Unreal

E. Gachoki September 13, 2025

A photorealistic volumetric cloud formation floats against a dark background, showcasing billowy, textured details with soft lighting that accentuates its depth. An orange banner at the bottom displays bold white text: “CREATE CLOUDS IN BLENDER.”

Generate Realistic Clouds in Blender—No Plugins, One Minute

Creating realistic clouds in Blender doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. You can get

E. Gachoki September 13, 2025

A split-screen Blender viewport showing a subdivided cube with a problematic extrusion on the left under the label “Before,” and a clean, correct extrusion on the right under “After,” connected by a white curved arrow. In the “Before” view, only one face of the 3×3 top grid is sunken inward, leaving an uneven hole. In the “After” view, two adjacent faces are uniformly extruded inward, producing a neat recessed area. An orange banner at the bottom reads “FIX EXTRUSION ISSUE IN BLENDER.”

How to Fix Extrusion Issue in Blender

If you’re banging your head against the keyboard because Blender’s extrusion tool isn’t doing what

E. Gachoki September 14, 2025

A split-screen Blender viewport showing a faulty bevel on the left and a corrected bevel on the right. On the left under the label “Before,” a cube with a half-cylinder top has overlapping, pinched faces at the beveled edge. On the right under “After,” the same shape displays a clean, evenly spaced bevel. A white curved arrow connects the two states. An orange banner at the bottom reads “FIX BEVEL OVERLAP IN BLENDER.”

How to Fix Bevel Overlap Issue in Blender

Have you ever pressed Ctrl + B to bevel your edges in Blender and ended

E. Gachoki September 14, 2025

A split-screen Blender viewport shows a uniform grid of Suzanne monkey-head meshes on the left under the label “Before,” and the same heads scattered, rotated, and varied in size on the right under the label “After,” connected by a white curved arrow. Below, an orange banner with bold white text reads: “RANDOMIZE TRANSFORMATIONS.”

How to Randomize Object Transformations in Blender

Ever notice how repetitive your 3D scenes can look when all your objects are neatly

E. Gachoki September 14, 2025

A futuristic, neon-lit motion capture lab features holographic human skeletons performing movements while being tracked by AI-powered systems. Multiple monitors display real-time motion data, biomechanics, and skeletal tracking information. Overhead cameras and scanning devices enhance the high-tech ambiance. An orange banner at the bottom displays bold white text: "BEST AI MOCAP."

AI Motion Capture Tools That Let You Animate Characters Without Suits

In the rapidly evolving world of animation and visual effects, AI-powered motion capture software has

E. Gachoki September 14, 2025

A futuristic workspace features a computer monitor displaying Blender’s node-based material editor with a complex shader graph. In the foreground, several floating spheres showcase different materials, including glossy orange, metallic black, and weathered stone textures. The room has a sci-fi aesthetic with angular lighting panels and a sleek modern desk. An orange banner at the bottom displays bold white text: "BLENDER MATERIAL ADDONS."

In-Depth Look at Blender Add-Ons for Materials, Decals & More

Creating realistic and visually appealing materials in Blender can significantly enhance the quality of your

E. Gachoki September 14, 2025

E. Gachoki

How Animators Make Giants Like Godzilla and King Kong Feel Real—An Insider Reveals

Blender Extrude Tricks You Didn’t Know (But Should)

How to Create Floating Helium Balloons in Blender with the Cloth Simulator

Struggling to Start in Blender? Try This Blockout Method

Your SEO Strategy Is Outdated — Meet GEO

Odyssey, a Powerful 2D Animation Tool for Unreal Engine is Now Free for Everyone

Generate Realistic Clouds in Blender—No Plugins, One Minute

How to Fix Extrusion Issue in Blender

How to Fix Bevel Overlap Issue in Blender

How to Randomize Object Transformations in Blender

AI Motion Capture Tools That Let You Animate Characters Without Suits

In-Depth Look at Blender Add-Ons for Materials, Decals & More

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