I would love to be moots with fellow blender noobs. Can you share what you've been studying/working on? These days, I'm tryna follow this bunny wizard tutorial thingy. #Blender #3Dmodelling #noob

3. Jiggly Jelly and Whip by 3D masshiro

made this around 5HRS only?!
- it's so easy to follow!
- learnt proportional editing
- learnt a new method to making the whip cream
- each move is labelled so it's not confusing. masshiro ur the man

2. Cute Breakfast Scene by Chunky Pancakes

- I love the whip cream part
- Mostly just timelapse than explaining so I had to learn by myself
- A bit outdated bec of Blender's current update. You will have to find alternative properties and download add-ons.
- I learnt how to trace a reference img

Currently following a tutorial from chunky pancakes art and man I have so many things to say HAHAHA. Currently, I have realized that my biggest weakness rn is getting confused with the apply> all transformations and now my xyz values are WHACK since my knife is already slanted. (how do I undo it...)

1. 3D Isometric Living Room Beginner Tutorial by 3DGreenhorn.

I'm so happy to make this first than donut tutorial because it's so overwhelming to navigate this shi. They were also good at teaching making you do repetitive actions to help remember shortcuts. Adds reasons to why you do this and that.

Thank you 3Dgreenhorn I'm now officially your fan. I love the motivational message at the end too that I didn't quit 🥰

and 19 days later I'm still working on it even though it's just a 3 part 20 min series. Slowly but surely. It was really worth it than heading straight-on with donut tutorials. I will probably make a thread of my 3D skill-building journey just so I can document my improvement!

I'm finally learning Blender using 3DGreenhorn's tutorial and I enjoy it a lot! Although at the same time there's too much I don't know. How come there's so many ways to Bevel?