The Fastest Way To Learn Blender

In this creative mindset video, I am going to show you the fastest way to learn blender based on my experience. I break down my learning process into five steps, and I hope this video will help to have fast learning experience when you start learning blender

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[neilgooge]

I 100% agree about talent. I am a “professional” artist, I work for DC comics and have some concept art for too many companies to list… the second anyone mentions talent, or a lack of it, when talking about learning something creative, I stop them. Talent exists, for sure, but talent alone gets you nowhere, talent and hard work produce the leonardo Davi cos of the world. Hard work makes you a professional level creative…

I was not talented as a kid, at all, in fact I was told, in the early days, I’d never be a good enough artists to work in comics… but I kept working… and now I have been doing it as a career for 30 years.

It’s exactly what you said… 2 hours a day, five days a week for two years… I promise you will be pro level at the end of it.

Great video…

[rajendrameena]

I regret why you didn't tell this thing 2 years ago, literally I am a victim of those wasting time and I can say each your word is pretty true. Amazing and fully practical, I will share this video in each blender channel, it is very crucial.

[christarbill]

Literally the perfect video for me. There's so many tutorials out there for Blender and I had 0 idea where to start. This was amazing at breaking things down so I don't feel paralyzed by choice. Thanks!

[swdw]

Type 3 artists. Those that offer excellent introductory tutorials, but also sell pro level courses. CG Cookie is great example of this approach.

[RazerZeus]

This is definitely what I need to hear. That part about finding a routine is a definite plus

[GladysGrace]

This is one of the best sound advice I’ve stumbled upon in a while. As these advices can be applied from an overall general perspective. Thank you so much.

[SlightlyTired]

Your channel has the best blender tips for product

[Toddsoundsodd]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING THOSE PPL WHO TRYING TO GET BETTER ON BLENDER! TIME SAVING MEANS SAVING EVERYTHING!

[Mamika_AFK]

Thank you so much for this video! Your tips and explanations are so helpful when learning even other things than Blender. I'm gonna share this vid right away 😄👍

[MadCandyd]

Just what I need rn, i started to learn blender recently and also started teaching just like u said. It's a great way to grow

[p.a.nogueira]

Thank you so much, Zhao. Wish you all the best!
I'm watching from Brazil.

[HussinKhan]

I can totally relate to this, thank you!

[slapworthygames]

Great video! I'll have to get into your tutorials

[mikecampbell]

Very helpful! Great advice. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

[neil]

Good points. When I went to school for 3D years ago, I look back and remember trying to do too much rather than focusing on making the small things better. Now years later, similar to you, while I can appreciate what Blender can do for characters, animation, etc what I need to use it for is to supplement and sometimes replace product photography with 3D elements and environments as composites. That is my focus which has led me to your channel.

I just wish Blender could more easily and accurately handle 3D from other CAD based tools which are primarily nurb-based.

[andypuempel]

Very good points. Your thinking on this is spot on. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[ragavdostoevsky]

thanks brother. this video helps me a lot to learn blender.

[Misiekma]

Thanks for subtitles! I really appreciate it.

[busyman]

i bought the blender encyclopedia course just because of you saying it is a great way of learning ... so hope it helps me in learning the best 3d software ... thanks for this informative video, .. you are great... love you sir

[xxspecterxx]

I’ve been using for probably a few weeks, I installed blender late last year and struggled with it, then redownloaded it and tried some animating and did the doughnut, now a little while later and I’m focusing on hun design and I’m getting pretty good, but I learn something new every day. My advice is just find a niche, try to master it, then move on to another feature, like texturing or rendering, and through time you’ll learn everything you need to know