Master Every Step: Modeling, Painting, Animation & Lighting

Learn to edit meshes with modifiers in Blender-inspired workflows and render a stunning result in this beginner-friendly 3D modeling tutorial.

Model a coin by starting with a cylinder, editing in edit mode, extruding along normals, and refining with inset, loop cuts, bevel, and subdivision to achieve sharp edges.

Model the palette from a subdivided plane, bevel edges, and apply solidify and subdivision modifiers for a rounded form. Use a boolean to create holes and view in wireframe.

Model a low-poly sword in Blender by shaping a cube, using loop cuts, extrudes, and scale adjustments, then refine with loop tools to form a circular blade and smooth shading.

Learn to model a headphone in Blender by forming a cylinder, extruding with loop cuts, applying solidify and subdivision, and using mirror and 3D cursor for precise alignment.

Learn to model diving goggles from a top orthographic view, extruding and shaping with subdivision and solidify modifiers, loop cuts, bevels, and a mirrored strap.

Model a pomegranate in Blender using a UV sphere, extrude and subdivide for form, then apply a skin and solidify modifier with origin adjustments.

Model a flashlight in Blender using a cylinder, extrusion, insets, and bevels for edges. Add details with boolean cuts and subdivision, then organize with collections and apply modifiers for rendering.

this course guides you through creating a stylized castle in Blender, from blocking and box modeling to using modifiers for low-poly game assets.

Explore the Blender 3.4 interface and initial modeling by creating a castle, using orthographic mode and numpad views, and mastering G, R, and S transforms.

Master edit mode in Blender, use the 3D cursor as pivot, create loop cuts with Ctrl R, and extrude faces individually for precise geometry and normals control.

Use the pie menu and 3d cursor to center a uv sphere, duplicate and join parts, set origin to geometry, rotate along the y axis, and perform basic mesh edits.

Explore image references in Blender 3.3 by configuring the image editor, pinning references, and arranging them across monitors for a stable workflow, with texture painting and cycle engine rendering.

Block the building from a cube, add loop cuts, and extrude to form walls and roof. Learn normals, face orientation, and local versus global axes to refine the model.

Move through the blocking stage by switching to wireframe, extruding faces, shaping with scale and move, adding loop cuts, and refining geometry using proportional editing.

Model the basic house shape with wireframe overlays and orthographic views. Add loop cuts, snap at 45 degrees, and set the origin to the 3D cursor for accurate scaling.

Model stones around a castle by creating rocks with cubes, extruding, scaling, and applying the bevel modifier, while using proportional editing and precise placement.

Learn to separate objects in Blender using P for part separation and loose parts, set origin to geometry, duplicate and arrange rocks, and use numpad slash to focus.

Model the holder stone by extruding, rotating, and beveling sections, adjusting positions with precise moves, and using proportional editing to shape details.

Create a world-origin floor plane, subdivide, and sculpt stones with extrusion and proportional editing to form a dynamic scene, then adjust with modifiers like solidify and bevel.

Explore modeling a stone with and without subdivision, adjust bevels and thickness, and toggle subdivision to balance detail with memory cost.

Replace the stones by duplicating and rotating them around the 3d cursor to create variation. Align with the image reference and refine with bevel, fill, and geometry tweaks.

Model a wooden door by creating six planks, scaling and aligning them, applying a bevel modifier, adding loop cuts, and refining vertices in edit mode using wireframe for precision.

Master modeling a wooden window by duplicating and transforming components with move, scale, rotate along x, y, and z axes, and refining with loops, bevels, and normals.

Model a shield and sword by adding planes, extruding edges and vertices, beveling, refining with loop cuts, and scaling, then apply mirror, solidify, and bevel modifiers for a polished silhouette.

Master pillar creation by duplicating and aligning wooden pillars in orthographic and perspective views. Apply scale, set origin to geometry, bevel, and proportional editing to ensure clean texturing.

Model the canopy and window by creating wood planks, duplicating parts, and adjusting rotations and scales in edit mode, using proportional editing and local/global transforms.

Model roof pillars by blocking, duplicating, and adjusting with proportional editing and axis moves; refine with loop cuts and subdivisions to add thickness, ending with a chimney.

Learn to model roof tiles in Blender by starting with a plane, using origin control, loop cuts, proportional editing, bevels, and solidify to create a tiled roof.

Model a chimney by extruding faces, using proportional editing, and moving and scaling components with g, s, and r. Add wood planks, bevels, fills, and solidify for realism.

Model a warehouse in blender by duplicating, flipping, snapping, and projecting parts; refine with matcap shading, shadow controls, solidify, bevel, and fill to create a low-poly scene for games.

Apply blender modeling techniques to craft a metal door, using extrude along normals, bridge faces, bevel, proportional editing, and loop cuts to add details and thickness for a realistic finish.

Create a stylized chalkboard scene in Blender by modeling components, using extrude, loop cuts, bevels, bridge faces, and normals adjustments, with origin and extra mesh tools.

Model a chimney in Blender by editing meshes, duplicating and moving parts, and applying bevels, extruding, inset faces, and a solidify modifier to add thickness.

Adjust the chalkboard and chimney models through precise scaling, axis-constrained moves, selective edits, and deleting faces to refine geometry.

Explore blender's viewport visual effects by adjusting focal length to simulate orthographic view, observe clipping and cropping as you approach scenes, and experiment with extreme values for cinematic results.

Richard demonstrates modeling a canopy with curtain-like geometry and wood planks, using cylinders, loop cuts, bevels, extrusions, proportional editing, and the loop tools addon.

Master every step of modeling curtain finishes by applying solidify modifiers, extrude along normals, bevel, and subdivision, while using proportional editing and precise transforms.

Duplicate and arrange wood planks in a scene using edit mode, rotate, scale, and move, and set the origin to the bounding box center for easier transforms.

Model a bench by extruding parts, beveling edges, and crafting wood planks. Duplicate and join components to form four legs and the top planks.

Model a cup and saucer in Blender by creating cylinders, beveling edges, extruding faces, and refining with proportional editing, hiding and unhiding objects for a low-poly look.

Learn to model a book in Blender using loop cuts, bevels, and curve tools, and apply extra curves add-on and solidify modifier.

Explore how modifier order—subdivision, solidify, and bevel—shapes geometry, compare high- and low-poly results, and learn to optimize meshes with decimate before texture painting.

Create and manage collections to organize house components like floor stones, wood planks, iron, stone pillars, and chalkboard, turning visibility on and off as needed.

Texture a castle from zero to hero with metal, concrete, stones, and floor materials using PBR textures and UV unwrapping, then apply lighting formulas for a beautiful output.

Switch from the sphere to shading to add texture in Blender, and arrange the shader editor, viewport, UV editor, and outliner for an efficient workflow.

learn to navigate the 3d viewport, toggle render modes and overlays, use material preview, and focus on objects with hotkeys before applying texture or pbr texture in the next video.

In this wood material setup, learners use the shader editor to assign materials and connect base color, ambient occlusion, normal, and roughness textures for a realistic PBR wood look.

Learn to set up a metal texture in a shader editor by creating a new material, and configuring roughness, metallic, normal, AO, and color ramp for realistic reflections.

Import and apply base color textures and ambient occlusion to build the ground and grass material. Adjust ramp, roughness, and height maps, and refine geometry to enhance ambient occlusion.

Combine two textures on a ground object by duplicating and layering materials. Mix two bsdf shaders with a 50/50 weight, adjust tiling, and preview the ground or grass blend.

Learn to create clean UV maps in Blender by marking seams, selecting edge loops, and using unwrap or smart UV projection with follow active quads.

Demonstrate pbr texture painting in blender by mixing textures with image textures, unwrapping uv maps, and painting with brush settings, color palette, color picker, and strength adjustments.

Discover the Blender assets library, mark materials as assets, and save them into a reusable library; organize by category, rename, and reuse across projects.

Set up the assets library in preferences, then drag and drop materials from the library onto objects, preview each material in Blender, and adjust subdivision to refine textures.

Drag and drop materials from the material library onto the castle, using asset libraries and preferences to organize textures. Then adjust UVs in the UV editing stage to map textures.

Learn the basics of UV unwrapping in Blender, including marking seams, unwrapping islands, and evaluating texture distortion with display stretch, to prepare clean texture mapping.

Learn to unwrap multiple wood plank parts into a single UV map, pack islands for consistent textures, and prepare for painting with PBR textures on low poly assets.

Unwrap a uv map, paint textures by hand on islands, and apply a single uv map to all parts with base color for fast, memory-efficient 1k to 4k textures.

Learn to unwrap cloth using uv editing, mark seams, and unwrap to create clean uv islands, then adjust margin and blade settings for precise texture painting.

Create a cloth material in the shader editor using a PBR texture, connecting normal, base color, roughness, and ambient occlusion, then scale with UV edits for fabric detail.

Learn to texture books by unwrapping UVs, editing in the shader and UV editors, applying image textures, and adjusting color, normal and bump maps, while duplicating materials for multiple books.

Unwraps the model, marks seams, and edits the uvs to apply wood textures across parts, then arranges and rotates pieces for clear texture alignment in the 3d view.

Master unwrapping and texturing a straw model in Blender by converting to a mesh, marking seams, and using color ramps with node wrangler to adjust base color and roughness.