7-Product Bundle

This comprehensive Blender course goes over the creation of a game ready fantasy character, from start to finish (importing the rigged but not animated character in Unreal Engine).

Special about this course is that it shows both a free workflow, as well as one using commercial add-ons to speed up your work (the choice is yours).

With over 2000 pages, this is the ultimate Blender Bible. You'll find all kinds of topics in here, and from beginner to advanced topics.

You can either download the book (or books actually, as it's 5 PDF files) or read the individual topics in the browser, accompanied by the relevant video. All your Blender questions will be answered!

Creating mechanical 3D models in Blender can be approached in a variety of ways. If you don’t have concept art, you can dive straight into 3D by blocking out shapes and using sculpting techniques.

But what if you do have detailed concept art and want to stay true to it? That can be a bit more challenging. That’s exactly where this new course comes in. By mastering the proper workflow for modeling from reference images, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to model almost anything with precision and ease.

This course goes over the modeling (and rigging and texturing) of a stylized ‘anime’ style girl character in the free, open-source software Blender. We first create the body, then create the clothing. If you’ve always wanted to know how to model hands and heads, this course has you covered. The goal is to focus on an easy and fun workflow, with a repeatable and easy to remember way of making hands, heads and stylized hair. 

This course deals with the full hard surface sculpting workflow in Blender, starting with drawing thumbnails all the way to a finished 3D sculpt. Along the way, we'll learn basic and advanced sculpting tools and brushes.

We also dive deep into making awesome assets, like alpha textures, tiling displacement maps and hard surface VDM brushes.

After you finish sculpting, or modeling something with booleans, it's fun to make a nice render of your model with materials. Normally you need to first retopologize, then UV unwrap... many hours, or even days of work before you can see your render. Often, we feel it's not worth the effort and move on. That's where these drag and drop materials come in. You just drop them on your model, and you're done. Don't worry about UV unwrapping or retopology for now. Just make a cool render!

In this 5,5 hour modeling course, you can follow me step by step as I create this imaginary "Pocket Blender" device.

You'll learn how to make a subdivision-ready model from scratch.