Tutorial: Blender MODELLING For Absolute Beginners - Simple Human

This is a Tutorial for ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS on MODELLING in Blender. You will learn how to model a super basic human model. This tutorial just covers the bare basics and does not even come close to scratching the surface of what Blender can do, but it’s a good starting point for a bigger.
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[souperchicken]

I accidentally figured something out, holding ctrl snaps stuff into place and its incredibly useful for precise stuff. Just a nice tip I'll leave here for beginners

[EngineerMan]

Perhaps the biggest piece of advice I got from this video was to use orthographic views more. My model still turned out like a potato, lol, but it was less of a potato than the last. Progress. Good video, thanks.

[jalensworld]

After 6 1/2 hours of working on the model, and having to replay it back and forth because I'm slow at learning, I have finally completed my first human model.
Thanks for the tutorial Pixxo.
Also you taught us how to make PS1 models, so extra points for you.

[adog]

For anyone else getting confused when the mirrored object doesn't show up: make sure you're in edit mode before you move it!

[zurielbaxcajay]

First tutorial I actually followed through. My model didn't come out as good, but a great learning experience overall

[daveybalmer]

One of the crispest, most concise and worthwhile videos on Blender. An awful lot has been packed into just 35 minutes to provide a foundational experience in Blender. Just hope that PIXXO 3D keeps coming with more of the same for lighting, camera and animation [if not already there]. Great job - thanks.

[polyaplus]

I am 34 years old, i never thought i can sit in a room and understand, with 98% precision, how to do this. Thank you Pix, you are a Genius!!!

[ravynwoods]

Who is following but can’t keep up without pausing and rewinding 🤚

[cindell]

As a beginner, I was actually able to follow this tutorial, and my first model was ok. Thanks for sharing!

[terrencemcgee]

10:08 modifiers
12:10 wireframe
17:04 cuts
19:08 Hand extrude

[_codeFrost]

Thanks to this dude
I finally learned how to use blender.

My eyes have been open to new horizon.

[tinyq]

this was honestly the perfect thing I needed, you didn't waste our time with tangents or plugs, you didn't "now do this" and then cut to it done, you explained everything very well, It was just what I needed for my first time, I was even able to modify my person afterwards because of how good you explained everything, thank you!

[li_tsz_fung]

I've been thinking about 3d modeling for nearly my whole life. But never get pass the primitive meshes. But your tutorial is so beginner friendly and we end up with an model that looked not bad. A character, not a chair. That's amazing.

[ahmadbaihaqi]

This tutorial was simply amazing!

I've honestly been watching multiple 'beginners' tutorial before even trying blender. But yours is the least daunting and scary, never would've thought that my first ever creation would turn out to be this great!

This was such a great start to learn blender, thank you for the tutorial!

[hkioxpz]

I love how as the guide goes, the you explain, the fact that i still understand is the best part, meaning the guide is helping.

[rubencouto]

Man, you are a teacher. I see many tutorials there just for vanity "how cool i can handle with this with my special bought plug ins". But you show all the steps!!!! Thank you!!

[YarMythic]

I've been messing around with different modeling techniques from different tutorials, this is by far the best and my first attempt came out so well that I've been able to generate base female and male models for my game that I can use for the various player and NPC actor models. I'm a game designer that wants a specific look I can't find out there, people seem to really struggle with faces in particular, which is understandably difficult. They're either too cartoonish or super-realistic but with malformed features. I'm coming over to the dark side and learning to do all my own models and textures so I can get that blend between cartoon and realism. This was a huge help. I was an anatomy student some time in my past, so it's all just a matter of learning on this new medium. Thank you!

[artthounasty]

I'm soooo glad to find this cause most character modeling tutorials expect you to already know how to use blender and beginners tutorials want you to model stuff like three stump. And though I get why they want you to start simple, there's lot of people like me who just won't do it if it's not something that interests them. I've been pushing back learning blender for almost a year cause I just can't be bothered to model something I have no interest in.

[momentiummonroe]

This really helped me understand the tools in blender way better. First recommendation video for getting started

[XiphoidVR]

I've been trying to learn blender for ages and this is the only tutorial that has gone been interesting enough to watch more than 5 minutes. Thanks