Blender 3D Tutorial: Absolute Beginner Poly Editing Modeling for a Basic Head.

Old Style poly editing for beginners to understand base mesh modeling that can be used for low polygon assets or sculpting.

[ElitexPrestige]

finally I have found an easy "old fashioned " poly model, no sculpting way .Thank you so much 👍

[omremnofgd]

If anyone is confused on the beginning. He is in edit mode. You can click tab on keyboard to get there. Then on the top left he switched from vertex select to face select. Face select should be right next to edit mode. It's with two other little pictures. Also directly to the left of the view button near the top left of your screen. Then you can select the face and delete it. Took me forever to realize this. Also when he clicked G then X move the mouse do not click any button on mouse. To do cuts scroll up on the mouse wheel

[retekonekteakkris]

Can't believe modeling a head was this simple after watching a bunch of video on that topic. You did a good job

[ShadowCourier]

Total beginner here. I've watched several tutorials but this one was by far the most useful one. Thank you!!!

[KING_AF.]

It's 2024, yet 1 of the best beginner's tutorial I've seen. Thank you

[syedaabeerfatima]

i am looking of a tutorial without sculpturing. and this is perfect. looking forward for more.

[Carrum]

This tutorial is simple, straight to the point, exactly what I'm looking for :)

[MuffinMachine]

Appreciate the demonstration. Key points for me here are:

Edges/loops aren’t always for moving. They are also for anchoring.

Keep it as simple as possible. I can see things get complicated for you when you start adding loops to the mouth.

You make an excellent point about the purpose of reference and it’s something I haven’t thought of. Without reference there is no “guide” or standard to meet, so you just “do it until it looks good” and I think that mentality has led me to draw the same head over and over my whole life.

[chandra_creator]

FINALLY something that doesn't use sculpting!! thank you

[sameheadwes]

Bro, this was so helpful! I have the basic low poly head down from other tutorials, but I couldn't find a good example of how to form the facial features. This was fantastic and so clear to follow along with.

Thank you, Subscribed.

[Rhapsolin]

i just finished following along and this is one of the most helpful tutorials i have ever come across in my blender journey thank you

[GabiN]

Thank you this is very helpful to see how old style poly modeling the head is done

[starrybean]

Thank you this was amazing
Also if you wanna add details like wrinkles, make the mouth more detailed and such you can turn on subdivision modification, put it to 2-3, apply it and go to sculpt mode and use the brushed there to add stuff

[adadventure]

really enjoyed this tutorial! kept it simple, and was very generous with the knife tool!! I liked that! thank you for taking the time to do this carefully and patiently!

[nckulkarni]

This is exactly what I was looking for, I am not an artist and wanted something that will help me use blender, you are amazing.... Thank you so much! In 18.27 minutes I learned more than what I learned by watching 4 hours long lengthy videos. You showed exactly how to use a "software" like Blender!!!

[randomtarot]

this actually was useful. A week trying to find a right video to teach me. I think i found it

[vrmeup]

Thanks, great tutorial! I like that you start with simple shapes and build on them. It makes it a lot easier to follow along.

[travissmith]

I have had a terrific time learning with this tutorial... This tutorial has added more knowledge to my character-building... Thanks for sharing...

[انكيالمسلم]

this one of best blender tutorial thanks

[dimasanggayuda]

You're a Saviour man, thank you very much 👍