In this section, we suggest some Blender tutorials that will allow you to learn Blender or improve your skills. Learning Blender or any other 3D software may be a bit intimidating at first, but especially with the release of Blender 2.8, the learning curve is less steep.
There are many ways of learning Blender. One way is through video tutorials, and another way is through written tutorials. We suggest a combination of both, as this will allow you to learn the software at your own pace and in your own time.
Will Anderson, a Scottish animator & filmmaker. Will has been making character-driven animated films. BAFTA-winning, in this article he talks about Blender, his recent fascination with it, and some things he is finding exciting about interfacing Blender with his work as an animator.
University of Glasgow course on Coursera on “Biomedical Visualisation” with Blender 3D The University of Glasgow has recently created a free course of Biomedical Visualisation. The course uses and gives an introduction of Blender 3D. You can enrol for free, or you can also opt for the version where you can earn a Certificate upon completion. On the website, you can also find some really interesting video of 3D and VR applications on the biomedical …
Aditya Pathak is a 20 years old professional 3D artist and a computer science engineering student. Aditya has been into 3D designing for two and a half years completing around 20+ freelance projects so far. Aditya was introduced to 2D illustrations in one of his internships, and later then he started exploring this field and boom. He fell in love with the free 3D software and in particular making Isometric …
We interview Giulia, a 3D artist from Chile. We discovered Giulia from her 3D characters made and the for her Blender tutorial.
Our interested was in particular for her skills on sculpting in Blender (coming from ZBrush) and for
Giulia’s Character Workflow with Blender. Giulia studied illustration and graphic designer. Then with her partner, a 3D animator, they set up a studio of motion graphics called MONKI
Recently we discover an interesting Blender tutorial on Youtube by Crossmind, an Animation and Motion design studio, based out of New Delhi, India.
Apart from the commercial part, a year ago, they have started a series of free courses for Blender on Youtube. We found them very well made and clear.