Are you ready to take your Blender 3D modeling skills to the next level (beyond just knowing the User Interface)?
In this class, I’ll show you how to model a simple wooden coffee table as I explain my thought process.
By the end of this class, you’ll not only have a realistic 3D wooden coffee table that you can show to your friends or potential clients but also the skills and confidence to tackle more complex 3D modeling tasks going forward. Imagine being able to effortlessly model the objects that are around you, like furniture, electronic gadgets, kitchen appliances, etc.
It all starts with knowing the tools you’re about to use in this class.
Who is this class for?
This class is designed for Blender beginners who love learning new skills by doing. My assumption in class is that you’ve already installed Blender and familiarized yourself with the Blender User Interface.
Throughout this class, the goal is simple: to guide you through a complete 3D modeling project using the most commonly used tools in Blender. The tools that you will be using most in your future modeling tasks.
From the humble default cube, we’ll embark on an exciting journey together, shaping and refining our coffee table until we achieve a stunning, textured final render.”
A little background story
Most people know me for teaching about Elementor web design. What they don’t know is that I’ve been immersed in the world of Blender for the past 1 and a half years, and for 18 months, I’ve honed my skills by working on numerous 3D modeling projects.
