If you're an industrial design student, I highly recommend taking this course! They do teach Rhino at school now, but if you want to learn in more detail, or if you want to learn the basics first before jumping in, there's no harm in taking this course. They explain everything in so much detail, and the curriculum is perfect. You can tell how much thought went into creating the lectures! I don't regret it at all!!! It's so, so good. Like the students below said, I really wish they were a professor at our school 😭😭😭... I couldn't even touch Rhino before, but now I can at least handle the basics! I'm going to review a lot more and practice a lot to get used to it! I thought I'd have a hard time listening to Rhino classes at school because I couldn't use it, but now I'm a little less worried!

As a product design student, Rhino is essential, but it seemed daunting and I didn't want to do it because it was difficult. 😊 The instructor's lectures explain the parts that were difficult to understand in an easy way, so it was great to start studying! I plan to repeat Part 1 several times and listen to Part 2 as well!

This course allows you to learn the entire rendering process, including Photoshop post-production and animation, not just KeyShot rendering. You can learn all the detailed functions, such as the material graph, so if you want to take a KeyShot course, it seems like taking this course is a must.

I majored in visual design and when I first started working at a company, I had to learn Rhino, so I looked for lectures on various sites and watched the lectures on YouTube and paid right away. Since my company doesn't have a mentor and I have to study Rhino by myself, I was worried, so I tried the online lecture first and if it didn't work, I thought I would have to go to an academy, so I watched Rhino part.1 for the first time for a month and studied it. I don't understand 100%, but after completing part.1, I think I understand 50%. I'm glad I can conquer it if I take the course repeatedly in the future😭😭 The part I was worried about was that it wasn't a 1:1 class, so I thought it would be inconvenient to ask questions or ask for help, but they gave me feedback right away and even went so far as to film the parts I didn't understand and send them to me, so I thought it was a good idea to take the course~! I've watched free lectures on YouTube and other paid lectures, but I think soo is the best for Rhino lectures~ He explains everything from the basics to the advanced level slowly, so I recommend you listen to it. And I received a lot of help because he explained everything from the concepts to the advanced version in detail~ I'll listen to Rhino part.2 and listen to it all the way through. Thank you:)

It was definitely the best Rhino class I've ever taken^^ Thank you for the great lecture!