Blender Tutorial for Real Beginners (Blender 3.3 LTS)

This is a basic course on creating various motion graphics using Blender's Geometry Nodes.

A course that will teach you everything from the basics of Blender to creating low-poly 3D animations.

This course is designed to help students confidently create professional architectural visualizations using Blender, even with no prior experience. With over 20 hours of step-by-step lessons, I guide students through the complete architectural workflow: from understanding Blender’s interface to modeling interiors and exteriors, applying realistic materials, setting up lighting, and producing high-quality renders and animations. Throughout the course, I focus on solving the most common problems beginners face: confusing tools, poor lighting, unrealistic materials, and inefficient workflows. Each lesson breaks down complex concepts into simple, practical techniques that students can immediately apply to their own projects. By following a real architectural project from start to finish, students gain the skills and confidence needed to create clean, realistic, and presentation-ready architectural visuals using free and open-source software.

Through this lecture, you can learn the basic functions of Blender, and easily learn the functions essential for interior modeling through the lecture. You can learn how to use add-ons, how to apply realistic materials, the new function of Blender 3.0, the Asset Browser, and how to implement realistic images with the Cycle rendering engine that is basically supported in Blender.

Blender, the most globally recognized Free Open Source Software, is evolving beyond a simple 3D tool into an integrated DCC tool that encompasses the entire creative process from previsualization to post-production compositing. It also provides a powerful 2D animation toolset not found in traditional 3D tools, which means that depending on the user's level of understanding, there can be significant differences in workflow even when achieving the same results. This class aims to provide insights on how to best leverage Blender's potential by exploring how 2D and 3D animations operate within Blender, understanding the advantages and disadvantages of both animation production styles, and examining practical methodologies and optimal workflows through various case studies. For those who want to utilize Blender as their personal creative tool in the era of Generative AI, I believe this class will help you discover new possibilities in Blender that differ from what you already know.

In this course, you will learn a complete CG and VFX workflow inside Blender by creating a cinematic Batman-inspired scene from start to finish. We begin by analyzing real movie footage from The Batman (2022) to build strong visual references for lighting, camera placement, and color grading. Step by step, you will learn how to block a scene, project camera footage, match CG with live-action, and smoothly blend both elements to achieve a cinematic result. Around 90% of the final scene is created in CGI, making this course ideal for learning how professionals combine live footage and CG efficiently. The course focuses on practical techniques, helping you avoid common beginner mistakes in lighting, camera matching, and post-processing. By the end of the course, you will have a complete cinematic shot and a solid foundation in Blender-based CG and VFX workflows that can be reused in your own projects.

Grease Pencil is a powerful toolset in Blender that allows you to combine 2D and 3D work. This basic class aims to teach the basic principles and usage of Grease Pencil, and to build a foundation for drawing and animation freely in 2D and 3D environments. With Grease Pencil, which is becoming a core feature of the next-generation Blender along with Geometry Nodes, anyone can intuitively draw three-dimensional drawings and create animations at a speed that cannot be compared to existing 3D work!

This is a basic Blender modeling & animation course where you learn while creating 3D graphic travel related icons!

This course is designed to help you get a job as an effects designer. You can get a job faster and at a lower cost than at an offline academy.

An effects lecture using UE5 (Unreal Engine 5). Even if you can't draw or have never used an engine before, you can do it. Now, let's create the most important and basic effects with 'Niagara', which is essential in the field.