I Spent 100 Days Learning Blender

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Here's why and how I spent 100 days learning Blender as a designer who normally uses CAD and KeyShot for modeling and rendering. I share my exact process so you can learn Blender on your own without quitting!

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Time Stamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:22 - My existing tools
0:41 - What is Blender?
1:22 - Why I learned Blender
2:22 - 100 Days of Blender Results
2:51 - Day 11-20
3:26 - Days 21-30
4:11 - Days 31-40
4:40 - Days 41-50
5:26 - Days 51-60
6:00 - Days 61-70
6:54 - Days 71-80
7:49 - Days 86-100
8:23 - How I learned Blender
8:34 - 1 - Define goals
9:05 - 2 - Sustainable goal
9:34 - 3 - Good mentor
10:28 - 4. Mini-projects
11:06 - 5 - Stay motivated
11:46 - 6 - Accountability System

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Currently, most of my tutorials are focused on rendering in KeyShot, but many of the principals can be applied to Blender/Cycles or any other render engine. I do intend to create some beginner-friendly Blender tutorials in the near future. So, to make sure you hear about those, you can use the link above to join the email list. Cheers!

WillGibbons

Awesome job and congrats on finishing. Enjoyed this wrap up video too... Great tips and advice for success!

DerekElliott

that's a lot of progress in just over 3 months, great job

xanzuls

Congratulations Bro for something new! I also started the blender 100 day challenge 2 days after you. After about 55-60 days of learning, I got a chance to work on a client's project, which made my Blender learning journey a lot easier! Now it's my good to go tools!

abirshakil

Its great to see you branch into more software options. Keyshot keeps adding great tools and features but creates a barrier as it becomes so widely used especially in the Industrial Design field. First, because Keyshot leaves people, mostly students, thinking drag and drop materials with an HDRI is all you need. Second, a lot of designers get good at Keyshot while missing key skills in animation, topology, and UV unwrapping. Keyshot is significantly more powerful when you have supporting skills in other programs like Blender, Maya, and Cinema 4D. Additionaly this kind of competition from other software will push Keyshot to add important features that you for example, found in Blender.

Followcambro

Another new world to explore! Congratulations! As a CAD user always felt a bit scared to start learning Blender. Thank you for this inspiring video!

grigorymarkov

30K views in less than two weeks! This is massive compared to your Keyshot videos. The Blender community is simply unmatched in the 3D software world.

ALSAHAFI

Perfect guide, I'm sturggling with same situation nearly years. thank you.

vedatkaplan

you are a freakin fast learner my friend... respect! if you keep up that speed i think its a matter of a short time to consider you a absolute pro!

pv

Congratulations on making it to the end! I really enjoyed observing your process. Your attention to detail is impressive, and as always, your tutorial was not only informative but also a delight to watch!

Gercovl

I don't know if learning blender is something I will be diving into right now, but I am a programmer and I love your clear, concise style. I was inspired by your journey and your method and I will apply it to my next learning adventure. I am constantly jumping around and losing focus so this helped me thank you.

JamesSmith-jhco

This is very amazing and you should be very proud of yourself, I think the next steps after this would be learning geometry nodes, if you don’t know what they are they basically use a similar system to the material making but instead of making materials, they make visual 3d effects that aren’t an actual mesh but a visual representation of one, they allow you to do some really fascinating things allowing for some great modification and some things that are definitely not possible in standard CAD softwares.

Shakked_R.

Hell yeah! I loved seeing your progress on instagram! I will start blender soon.

KattyPrab

tf u mean u modeled that pocket knife with no tutorial

jacobsboringlife

As a Software Engineering student who has struggled with Blender in the exact way you mentioned, and plans to learn it throughout this summer to make my own film animations, you are an inspiration that came at the right time! The goal-setting principle you shared, and the tactics to hold oneself accountable is absolutely brilliant. I have my own YT channel and sharing the days on what I learn and having my audience hold me accountable for this, and having a set time limit, and finding a good mentor, and most importantly, setting the clear & specific goals for learning is fantastic. I only wish someone taught me how to do this earlier on in life. I never learned to do things this way, and thus, a lot stays unfinished.

This is a great plan, and I hope I can make the discipline to follow it through and learn this invaluable skill. I just found out about you, but know that you have inspired me to work on that goal. Thanks for making this video, and sharing with everyone on YT how to learn.

fortimusprimefilms

You’re a fast learner😮 maybe because you have the basic sense of 3D from other software. I need to start my 100 days. Thank you for the tips

hooraayy

So cool! Super excited to see this compilation, I've been following your progress on Instagram and it's been really inspiring for me. When starting new challenges or trainings, I typically encounter problems like the ones you mentioned at the beginning of the video. The explanation of how you've handled it is something that I believe could be helpful to me. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. 😁

guillemferrerpuiggros

Thank you!, ive been trying to learns blender for a couple of years and I been found myself in those road blocks and losing motivation as you descrive, this gave me the right path to follow

CristianCTitanD

Very good job with this project and video. Congrats on finishing it and sharing what you learned :)
I actually have personally encountered several of these problems, and with time overcome some them. I am currently on the same path, with different subject matter, but this process will translate nicely to any (technical) learning challenge!

Aanaartu

I’ve been following your 100 days of blender series on your YouTube shorts! Was looking forward to a video like this from you! Please do more ✌🏻🖤

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