About us

Two people wearing headphones sit at a desk with dual computer monitors in a home office or studio. The left person is sculpting a muscular fantasy creature on a 3D modeling software screen, while the right person works on a video editing timeline.

Creator Story — Why our team created this course

We created these 3D animation courses after going through a long path of trial and error ourselves. Many years ago, when Mykhailo first started diving into 3D, he faced a chaos of information. Lessons were scattered, explanations were superficial, and there was almost no structured path from basic concepts to real working skills. He had to spend months searching for quality materials, watching hundreds of videos, and constantly fixing mistakes that could have been avoided with a clear system.

This personal experience became the foundation for Pulsolyr. We realized that many people face similar difficulties: they want to learn how to create 3D animation but don’t know where to start or how to move forward without wasting extra time and effort. That’s why we decided to gather everything that worked for us into well-thought-out, step-by-step courses.

Our mission is to provide structured materials that help learners gradually develop practical skills in creating 3D animation. We want everyone studying with our courses to be able to move forward confidently and meaningfully, without the constant feeling that something is missing.

About the Author — Dovhaliuk Mykhailo

Dovhaliuk Mykhailo is the founder of Pulsolyr and the author of the courses. For the past six years, he has been actively working in the field of 3D animation, focusing on modeling, animation, visual effects, and creating complete animated projects. During this time, Mykhailo has progressed from self-study to working on commercial projects for clients from Europe and the United States.

His experience includes character creation, environments, dynamic effects, and full animation videos. Mykhailo has worked with independent studios and brands that needed high-quality 3D animation for advertising, educational content, and short films. He has also participated in several international collaborative projects, where he was responsible for animation and technical implementation.

Over the years, Mykhailo has taught more than 180 students who now apply the skills they gained in their own projects. Many of his students continue to develop in the industry — working as freelancers or in small studios.

Mykhailo believes that quality education should be practical and systematic. That’s why all Pulsolyr courses are built on real experience tested during commercial work. He continues to work on new projects to keep the materials relevant and aligned with current industry requirements.