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ChaosFissure — Learning Blender 5
Published: 2011-06-01 23:48:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 3515; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 144
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Easy-to-start abstract method that gives you cool results in short time. You'll be spending more times on positioning shapes and on materials than making the actual shapes composing the abstract.I ran out of space. I'm wary to go over 6000 pixels vertically, but didn't feel that this tutorial warranted two parts.
I am learning Blender, and figure I'd chronicle what I learn in a way that hopefully helps out people who are wishing to learn Blender as well. Your mileage may vary.
Any feedback is appreciated.
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I like this tutorial. I am getting some interesting results. Please do more blender tutorials as they are needed.
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I'm glad you find it useful
The problem is that I'd have no idea where to even start. I still do 3D stuff off and on, but I don't feel like I'm really getting much better at it when I do try. It'd be hard to continue doing things, especially as many newer blender versions have been released (and I've not upgraded to the newest stuff yet), and I don't know what I'd even do if I started up trying to make these again.
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My problem is finishing things. I start something and find it is hard to finish. I get discouraged when I see all of the awesome blender artwork that's out there, knowing I have quite a ways to go before I reach that level.
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I have a similar problem as well. Typically I work both on the render and materials for parts I'm working on during the phase of designing something, When I do a render preview, if the materials are reasonable, at least I'll see progress on that! But not comparing yourself to cool things you see is definitely a challenge I have yet to figure out myself...
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I'm just now starting to learn about materials and textures. And lighting, of course. I am always on the lookout for good tutorials.
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Thanks, glad you liked it 
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