Learn to convert a simple cube into a blocky abstract object in Blender using subdivision and extrusion, embracing a minimalist aesthetic for game art.

Learn to model a modern lamp in Blender with a low-poly approach for video games, using cubes, cylinders, extrude, and loop cuts for efficient geometry.

Learn to model a sniper rifle part using Blender's low poly workflow, including adding cylinders, extruding, locking axes, and refining in object and edit modes for video game assets.

Learn low poly modeling in Blender by shaping a Greek sword with loop cuts and edge loops to control thickness. Scale and exaggerate details for game-ready performance.

Learn to build an irregular spaceship in Blender for low-poly video games, using loop cuts and a Y-axis mirror modifier to shape the cockpit.

Learn low poly modeling in Blender by building a shuttle craft for video games using loop cuts, extrude and scale operations, and edge and face edits.

Practice repeatedly to master low-poly space ships modeling in Blender, building skills by creating multiple ships and embracing incremental improvements over time to strengthen 3d modeling, game development, and production.

Learn how to use the bevel modifier in Blender to add edge details to low-poly sword models, balancing added faces with game rendering performance.

Learn to add a loop cut in blender to create an extra wall, using ctrl r, placing the pink line, and moving along Y or X.

Master subtracting geometry in Blender to create cooler low-poly game models. Use boolean modifiers, difference, and intersect operations while editing and saving incremental versions.

Learn to create a curved edge in blender by spinning an edge around a centered cursor, adjusting steps and angle, and extruding to form a semicircle for low-poly game models.

Learn to add a wall to a circle by extruding edges, locking to the correct axis, duplicating with shift d, and scaling to create a closed, flush low-poly wall.

Learn low poly modeling in Blender for video games by adding an array modifier to a cube, exploring the array concept like a spreadsheet within the viewport and modifier panel.

Modify objects in Blender's edit mode by selecting edges or faces, using the first element to drive the array, and shaping walls or cool geometry for architectural design.

Toggle between Blender's object mode and edit mode to manage modifiers, edit geometry, move edges, and use symmetry and arrays for low-poly video game models.

Add more geometry by using Blender's array modifier to duplicate cubes, apply the modifier, edit in edit mode, and duplicate faces to create a simple low-poly scene.

Explore how to use Blender's subsurface modifier to control geometry and optimize low-poly models for games and architectural renders, balancing detail and rendering performance.

Learn how to add subtle angles to a low-poly nightstand model in Blender, using loop cuts, extrudes, and rotations to create a simple drawer design for video game assets.

Use edit mode and object mode to manage multiple objects in Blender, using different primitives and separate objects for distinct materials to simplify export to Unity 3D.

Learn how to model a low-poly monitor in Blender, starting from a cube primitive, using edit mode, extrude, and scale to build a game-ready monitor.

Learn to model a printer in Blender for video games using bevel modifiers, loop cuts, and extrudes to create a compact low poly form with a paper tray and buttons.

Build a small Blender scene by modeling a table, monitor, keyboard, and mouse, using extrude, loop cuts, bevel, and edit mode to prototype a low-poly setup for games.

Practice building monitors, keyboards, mice, trackpads, and computers in Blender to sharpen your low poly modeling for video games; aim for five to ten items to boost skill.