I Learned Blender in 24 hours (i'm tired)

How to learn Blender in only 24 hrs 🙃

Thanks for the blender help Arturo!

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[PhilEdwardsInc]

so impressive - you are a blender prodigy!!! i quickly abandoned it for c4d, and then unreal, and then drawing in crayon on paper while gently rocking back and forth

[Chopancho]

As a 12 year Blender user I can truly empathize with the struggle it was to learn the program. The good and bad thing is that there is a ton of information/videos/tutorials and anything you might want to do with the program. Keep practicing and trying to recreate everyday objects inside of Blender, it's the best way to get better at it!!

[CurtisHolt]

Great result Sara! Welcome to the Blender community 😃

[KonkaBass]

this is the best way to learn imo, have a creative vision, and then tutorial the crap out of every roadblock you hit until you're done.

[airforcerawker]

Don’t be too demanding of yourself. Looks great. It’s like coding, you first create "Hello world" and eventually build a webpage. Keep it up!

[edfun]

CONGRATULATIONS and welcome to the Blender Community ;3

[DSLRguide]

I so relate to this video! My first 24hrs of Blendering took place over at least a year, because I would get stuck and take a break for months haha! Andrew Price (Blender Guru) makes my favourite blender tutorials, so concise and helpful

[JohnHill]

Damn this video ruled. I’ve been wanting to learn blender for about a year and you beat me to it 😭

[DWeaver]

You chose literally the most difficult way possible to learn blender. You started off with a complex model as your first thing ever and then went step by step learning from there how to use the program when you could’ve just started by searching up videos about the basics of blender and made this a lot easier

[Ryan.Lohman]

For someone who has been doing 3D modeling since 2004, you don't give yourself enough credit. Jumping to new software is always a pain - figuring out where everything is, having a goal that is more massive than you originally thought. I've been in that exact situation. Keep it up, really great job.

[NapoleonVelascoCarrillo]

Its all about enjoying the learning process. Not everyone is willing to go through the stress that is required to actually learn something. Be proud of yourself :)! Congrats!!

[aaronvdw]

Thanks for including one of my illustrations at the beginning (the Severance one)!

I loved the video, impressed with your persistence. At first I thought you meant one elapsed day, since that's what I took "24 hours" to mean. But now I see you mean 24 nonconsecutive hours of actual tutorial time. Regardless, it was fun to see that you got through it!

For folks reading this, if you want to learn Blender, I would gently recommend not doing it this way. Sara showed a ton of resilience, but most people would probably burn out. Blender can be fussy and the emphasis on shortcuts can be intimidating and frustrating. Having gone through a long learning process myself, my advice is to try following more basic tutorials with fundamental shapes and scenes. You'll build confidence and not put yourself in a position where you have to absorb new concept after new concept in a short period of time.

[LFPAnimations]

I am impressed you even got this far. 3D skills take a long time to learn and years (or even decades) to master. There are so many different individual skillsets required to make a final image that most professionals only ever focus on one specific area of 3D work. Modeling, texturing, animation/rigging, rendering are all different skillsets that you need to make a final image.

[dgreenhorn]

You did great! that old room tutorial was very confusing tbh

[JaredOwen]

Sara - Glad to see you learning blender!☺️

[TripTilt]

hey congrats on getting there. The best thing was how your language evolved over the video from noob to 3dwizard. keep on blending!

[Andrew-tlgk]

I think it would have made sense to complete the chair tutorial first to get a basic knowledge especially on how to do things properly. This would have meant a slower start but might ended in being way faster in total

[yt_paperHANk]

You learnt hella fast and this is very helpful for beginners tho

[ThisIsTechToday]

dang, when you put your mind to something, you really make some insane progress. I don't know how you pulled that much off in such a short period of time, lol

[Nick-lhvw]

Saw you tweet about being interested a while back, I’m fully invested in your progress now 😂 great work ma’am!