Hi Marco,

Of course. :)

I think Vectary looks great, but for polygon subdivision modeling I'll personally stick to Blender.

I'm already using a myriad of independent CG tools, each with their own navigation controls and keyboard shortcuts to remember:

• MoI for hard surface models, for blocking out organic shapes, and for efficient 2D vector editing (before exporting to Affinity Designer to fill and outline the shapes).
• Blender for polygon subdivision modeling, animation, video editing, Dyntopo sculpting and rendering.
• ZBrush for sculpting and retopology.
• 3D-Coat for retopology.
• Keyshot for rendering, next to Blender's Cycles.
• Aseprite for pixel art.
• MagicaVoxel for voxel art.
• Affinity Photo for post-processing images.
• Affinity Designer for 2D vector graphics.
• And so on. :)

But I'm always keeping an eye on the development of interesting software, including Vectary.