[ARCHIVED] How to learn Blender for Beginners [ PART I ]

Today, I talk about 4 things that beginner blender artists should focus  on. These are my personal experiences and small nuggets of guidance I  have picked up over the years. I hope to keep adding more parts to this  as I organize more tips together. Hope you enjoy today's episode.

Artwork for this episode : "death crash” | Personal Work

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

x Goal / Project driven learning with deadlines... 

x Downsides of Blender being a full 3D-suite...  

x Teaching is the best way to learn... 

x Don't forget to have fun along the way.

NOTES:

Blender Artists' Forum

Software mentioned : Zbrush, Substance, Marvelous Designer.

The Real Dunning-Kruger Graph and more.

Thanks for listening,

-Sayan

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