Need reviews on my first Model

[Relentless]

I attempted to create a sword as the first model here is a pic! This is the first ever model I made so I want reviews on if I should continue with it ^-^

Would love constructive criticism

 

[Relentless]

Textures were taken from Minecraft Resource pack just so ya know :3

 

[Funnychip098]

What software do you use to make these?

 

[Relentless]

What software do you use to make these?

I use blockbench ^-^

 

[3DModeler]

I use Cubik Studio, but I think blockbench is similar in the sense of what feedback I'm going to provide. When working with color schemes, whether it is with clothes and dressing yourself before you go to school or texturing a model, which is easier than dressing yourself with the appropriate matching color schemes, i'd not only focus on the colors that match, but I'd focus on the shades of those colors that match. Also, the parts that you want to have more emphasis.
Everyone has their own style, that's a fact. I'd try to add more depth and detail with the models. In doing so, you can create more variety with how your models turn out by just using cubes. You will also notice a difference in complexity and the time it takes to make models that are more complicated. I do have respect for you using elements and optimizing your models. A lot of people prioritize optimized systems over good looking, but heavy systems. Overall I think it's basic, but not in a rude way. It's your first model... if only you could see my first model, loool. My first model was worse than yours by far, but my second was amazing. Trying and having your first model basic to me just shows that you have room to improve and I think you can improve and produce some unique models with your style.

- The best art is the art that has it's own style.

PS: Sorry for the poor communication here, I was in a rush, but really wanted to drop a response and some feedback here.

 

[Relentless]

I use Cubik Studio, but I think blockbench is similar in the sense of what feedback I'm going to provide. When working with color schemes, whether it is with clothes and dressing yourself before you go to school or texturing a model, which is easier than dressing yourself with the appropriate matching color schemes, i'd not only focus on the colors that match, but I'd focus on the shades of those colors that match. Also, the parts that you want to have more emphasis.
Everyone has their own style, that's a fact. I'd try to add more depth and detail with the models. In doing so, you can create more variety with how your models turn out by just using cubes. You will also notice a difference in complexity and the time it takes to make models that are more complicated. I do have respect for you using elements and optimizing your models. A lot of people prioritize optimized systems over good looking, but heavy systems. Overall I think it's basic, but not in a rude way. It's your first model... if only you could see my first model, loool. My first model was worse than yours by far, but my second was amazing. Trying and having your first model basic to me just shows that you have room to improve and I think you can improve and produce some unique models with your style.

- The best art is the art that has it's own style.

PS: Sorry for the poor communication here, I was in a rush, but really wanted to drop a response and some feedback here.

I Seriously appreciate your response! Thanks a lot but I did realize one of the things being I didnt know what to model other than a sword so that is an issue ^~^ Your response means a lot Thanks!