Complete Blender Megacourse: Beginner to Expert 3D Artist

Master objects, vertices, edges, and faces. Use the outliner and collections, edit mode, and visibility controls to manage selection, shading, and UV mapping for texturing a cube.

Explore procedural vs. uv-based texture mapping, including triplanar and box projections, while modeling a cobblestone path and a lantern from simple boxes.

Develop hard surface modeling skills in Blender by modeling a lantern, leveraging techniques taught in the complete blender megacourse: beginner to expert 3D artist.

Learn non-destructive modeling with modifiers in Blender, including subdivision surfaces, bevels, displacement using textures, and vertex groups, while creating backups to preserve the original mesh.

Create your own 3d object and focus on modeling, whether you follow the lantern or design an external scene. Observe light reflections, topology, and use modifiers to shape your model.

Learn to model a cabin and add doors and windows using Blender, building a complete 3d structure.

Model a fantasy cabin roof using curves and the array modifier, creating a ridge, tile textures, and supports with careful curve alignment, bevels, and extrusion.

Explore creating a Blender scene with two moods—daytime and nighttime—using procedural materials, glass and lantern shaders, terrain textures, and mood lighting with Eevee and Cycles.

Finish cabin textures with wood wave patterns, displacement, and color ramps, then light the scene with sun and lanterns using filmic color management.

Master camera composition and render settings in Blender, using render passes and the compositor, then apply post-processing like glare, fog glow, and vignette for day and night scenes.

Create a stylized fantasy cabin in Blender by modeling the main structure, adding details, applying materials, lighting, and camera setup, then render to practice the beginner workflow.

Continue your blender journey by deepening tools and workflows with the blender basic course. Then master sculpting, texturing, and character design, and build immersive 3D environments for your portfolio.

Emily guides absolute beginners through Blender basics, teaching mesh modeling, sculpting, materials, textures, basic animation, and rendering to create game, animation, and 3D printing assets.

Configure Blender on first use with English language, left-click selection, and a dark theme. Enable add-ons like Mesh Loop Tools and Node Wrangler, and install GitHub add-ons for FBX export.

Transform mesh objects in the Blender viewport using shortcuts (g, r, s) and axis locks (x, y, z), exploring global vs local space and gizmo controls.

Add and transform mesh primitives in Blender using the add menu to create basic shapes. Duplicate, join, rename, and switch shading between smooth and flat to organize the scene.

Create an object using Blender primitive objects in a practical demo, introducing essential modeling steps for beginner to expert 3D artists.

Edit mesh objects in Blender, moving from object to edit mode to adjust vertices, edges, and faces with grab, rotate, and scale. Learn shading modes and selection tools for modeling.

Master basic Blender modeling by pushing and pulling vertices on a primitive object in a hands-on demo, turning simple shapes into detailed 3d art.

Explore Blender's extrude tool to create complex geometry from faces, manage normals with shade options, and fix duplicate vertices through merge by distance in edit mode.

Learn how to build a simple staircase in Blender using the extrude tool, with grid snapping in orthographic view, precise steps created by extruding selected faces.

Master delete, dissolve, fill, and join operations in edit mode to refine meshes. Delete faces, edges, or vertices; fill holes; and join unconnected vertices to form geometry.

Learn to use the loop cut and slide tool to add edge loops, adjust placement with preview and edge slide, and subdivide fast for higher-resolution geometry.

Learn to convert a staircase into a floating design in Blender using delete, fill, join, and loop cut and slide, with tips on selection, snapping, and edit-mode workflow.

Master bevel and inset workflows in Blender to create polished, soft-edged geometry by beveling edges, adjusting segments, and using the inset tool for precise face insets.

watch a practical blender demo building an interior diorama: adding, transforming, and editing geometry with extrude, loop cut, inset, and bevel, using grid snapping and a scale reference.

Practice modeling in Blender by creating a room with doors and a window, using extrude, loop cuts, and merging vertices, while managing objects in local view and adjusting pivots.

Discover how to create a cupboard under the stairs in blender by cutting edges with join, extruding, and separating faces into new objects, aligning pivots and origins for non-destructive workflow.

Learn non-destructive mesh editing in Blender using the subdivision surface modifier to preview smoothing in the viewport, without altering the base geometry, and master modifier stacking.

Learn to create symmetrical meshes in Blender with the mirror modifier, using X, Y, or Z axes, bisect and flip options, and clipping to keep the center seam intact.

See how the mirror modifier creates a symmetrical gingerbread man in Blender by modeling half and mirroring, then explore extrude, bevel, edge loops, clipping, and smooth shading.

Explore the Boolean modifier in Blender to cut, join, or intersect two objects, with difference, union, and intersect options, plus fast and exact solver choices for cleaner geometry.

Use the array modifier to duplicate a mesh non-destructively, control count and spacing with relative or constant offsets, and create linear or circular arrays.

Explore practical scene building with modifiers in Blender, including mirror and array techniques to create Doric columns, plus boolean cuts for doors and refined shading.

Translate 2d model sheets into accurate 3d models in Blender by setting up orthographic reference images (front, side, top) and aligning them as turnarounds.

Using reference images, this lecture shows modeling a Blender character from a cube with a mirror modifier, aligning front and side views, and extruding to form limbs and head.

Model a character from a reference image in Blender using a low-poly base, subdivision surface, and mirror modifier; refine topology with edge loops, bevels, and proportional editing for smooth results.

Explore Blender mesh editing with the knife, bisect, and knife project tools. Learn to make freeform cuts, bisect through selections, and project edges from open edges to create detailed geometry.

Learn to use the spin tool to duplicate around a center with the 3d cursor, including axis and spacing controls, then apply smooth, randomize, and shrink/fatten tools for mesh refinement.

Learn to quickly connect or fill mesh gaps in Blender using bridge edge loops and bridge faces, and master loop tools including circle, curve, and flatten for precise shaping.

Learn to model a cartoony tombstone in Blender using advanced mesh editing tools—loop cuts, bevels, knife project, and proportional editing—plus texture shading and spin tool flowers.

Create a cartoon tombstone and stem-based flower using Blender tools—spin, extrude, bevel, edge loops, and proportional editing—then block out a stylized zombie hand emerging from the ground.