3D Submarine Modeling and Underwater Ancient World Design

Learn how to download the Blender software from blender.org, select your system, and initiate the download.

Master blender quick start basics: navigate views, add and color objects, and switch modes; edit with vertex, edge, and face selections, then extrude, inset, bevel, and knife tools.

Design and build an underwater city by modeling square forms, adding cylinders, applying bevels, and joining components while setting origin to geometry, preparing for duplication in the next lesson.

Master square modelling part 2 by creating city blocks from circles, duplicating with array modifiers, beveling edges, and joining objects in object mode, with results organized in a live collection.

Forge multiple 3d objects using extrusion, arc cuts, and face selection, then refine with subdivision surface modifiers, loop cuts, and origin adjustments to build detailed submarine and underwater world designs.

Explore practical 3d submarine modeling techniques by building detailed components using circle primitives, bevels, subdivision surfaces, solidify thickness, and multiple object edits to shape a cohesive underwater form.

Model a stone with bevel and extrude operations, switching between vertex, edge, and face selection, and fine-tune geometry through transforms and modifiers to add detail.

Learn to build and refine 3d models by selecting and organizing objects, joining parts, applying arrays and circles, and adjusting origin and geometry to design areas.

Learn to model a home in Blender, starting from cubes and circles, applying bevels, subdivision surfaces, and loop cuts, then using curve, Mash, and array techniques to shape and detail.

Create a home model in Blender by extruding shapes, applying solidify and subdivision modifiers, and assembling components for the underwater city project in the next lesson.

Learn 3D hut modeling in Blender by constructing a shop, applying extrude and loop cuts, modifiers and textures, and adjusting origin to geometry for accurate assembly.

Learn to model a ship in Blender by creating a base cube, shaping with loop cuts, extrudes, and modifiers like mirror and subdivision surface to build a detailed hull.

Continue building a 3d ship by applying subdivision surface modifiers, shaping with transform tools, and adding detail via vertex groups; prepare the model for sea or underwater city use.

Model a ship cannon using solid mode, a subdivision surface modifier, and bevels, then apply thickness to create an asset for underwater world design.

Create the seabed by sculpting land underwater, applying subdivisions, and using brush tools; switch between sculpt and object modes, shade smooth, and plan plants and stones for future detail.