Hard Surface Modeling In Blender

This item has an average rating of 4 from 69 ratings by the community.

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Jeannot Landry
over 5 years ago

By far the best blender course I've ever watched (still watching not finished)! Everything is very well explained, clear, very polished and super duper professional! I am basically drooling while watching it and absorbing all the amazing information like a sponge! This is the best example of what a greater then great blender course should be! I am simply amazed at the time devoted to your tutoring techniques, bravo! I've been doing 3D as a Character artist for over 18 years and my weakness have always been hard surface! That is now about to change thanks to you both Aidy & Gleb! I am rarely impressed, but on this one I am really impressed! Bravo! Respect!

Merzaud
almost 6 years ago

If u wanna get into modeling in blender this is the way to go-pro🙏🏻

steven
almost 6 years ago

Great comprehensive course. I am sure this will improve my modelling skills. Lots of handy tips.

Jonathan C
almost 6 years ago

Having used Blender for 8 years I was going to skip the beginner section but decided to watch through it anyway at the last minute. So glad I did - learned a bunch of shortcuts or methods that I had never used before! Looking forward to getting a chance to dig into the rest of the course, time permitting.

John Baum
almost 6 years ago

Very good course, with tons of useful info. As a blender noob, I found side A very helpful. However, the jump to the content in side B is rather a big one. I kind of wish they walked you through a couple of less ambitious projects to practice what you learn in side A first.

Evelina Holm
about 6 years ago

Wonderful tutorial!!! Intensely packed with best practices, tips and hundreds of small examples of how to bring modelling to a more advanced level! So much worth the price!! thanks Gleb and Aidy! Fantastic course!

Eduardo
about 6 years ago

This is a really good course that teaches not only hard surface modeling but a lot of theory that you can take to whatever 3d program you use. Really awesome.