Blender 4.4 The Complete Training

Discover the latest Blender features in this comprehensive beginner to advanced training course.

What you'll learn

Discover Blender's interface and functions

3d modeling, realistic shaders creation, lighting

Animation , rigging, simulation,

sculpting , texturing, geometry nodes

Requirements

Good computer skills. 3D basics would be a plus but are not required.

Description

Unlock Your Creative Potential: Master Blender ! Ready to transform your ideas into stunning 3D art, animations, and visual stories? Dive into our 25-hour Blender Mastery Course—a thrilling journey from absolute beginner to confident 3D artist! Whether you’re dreaming of crafting cinematic animations, designing game assets, or bringing characters to life, this course is your ultimate roadmap.What’s Inside? Start from ScratchNo experience? No problem! Begin with Blender’s interface, navigation, and essential tools. Learn to model simple objects, master lighting basics, and render your first 3D scene—all within the first few hours!Build Like a ProProgress to advanced modeling techniques, organic sculpting, and precision texturing. Create everything from sleek sci-fi gadgets to lush environments. Dive into particle systems, dynamic simulations , and key animation.Animate with ConfidenceBring your creations to life! Master rigging characters, animating rigs, and crafting expressive facial movements. Explore camera tricks, , and keyframe wizardry to produce short, polished animations.Light, Texture, RenderLearn to texture like a pro with UV unwrapping, PBR materials, and procedural magic. Illuminate scenes with professional lighting setups and achieve photorealism with Cycles and Eevee. Export jaw-dropping renders ready for portfolios or social media.Why This Course? 25 Hours of Structured Learning: Bite-sized lessons packed with exercises, and downloadable resources.Expert Guidance: Taught by a Blender veteran with 10+ years in teaching.Lifetime Access: Learn at your pace, revisit lessons, and stay updated with Blender’s latest features.Who Is This For?     • Aspiring 3D artists, animators, or game developers.    • Hobbyists eager to level up their Blender skills.    • Creatives hungry to turn imagination into digital reality.

Overview

Section 1: Chapter 1: Discovering Blender

Lecture 1 1-0 Introduction

Lecture 2 1-1 The Interface

Lecture 3 1-2 Preferences

Lecture 4 1-3 Organizing a Scene

Lecture 5 1-4 The 3D View

Lecture 6 1-5 Navigation

Section 2: Chapter 2: Modeling in Object Mode

Lecture 7 2-1 Mesh Primitives

Lecture 8 2-2 Object Manipulation

Lecture 9 2-3 Modeling with Primitives

Lecture 10 2-4 Using Booleans

Lecture 11 2-5 Creating a First Scene

Section 3: Chapter 3: Modeling in Edit Mode

Lecture 12 3-1 Discovering Edit Mode

Lecture 13 3-2 Polygonal Modeling Tools (Part 1)

Lecture 14 3-3 Polygonal Modeling Tools (Part 2)

Lecture 15 3-4 Proportional editing

Lecture 16 3-5 Exercise - The Mug

Lecture 17 3-6 Exercise - The headphones

Section 4: Chapter 4: Modeling with Curves

Lecture 18 4-1 Introduction to Curves

Lecture 19 4-2 Using Curves as Paths

Lecture 20 4-3 Using Curves for a Logo

Lecture 21 4-4 Using Curves as Ornaments

Section 5: Chapter 5: Modeling with Modifiers

Lecture 22 5-1 Introducing Modifier’s System

Lecture 23 5-2 Discovering Generate Modifiers

Lecture 24 5-3 Discovering Deform Modifiers

Lecture 25 5-4 Modeling a Chain

Lecture 26 5-5 Modeling a Plant

Lecture 27 5-6 Modeling a Bottle

Section 6: Chapter 6: Producing Images with the Camera

Lecture 28 6-1 Camera Settings

Lecture 29 6-2 Using Depth of Field

Lecture 30 6-3 Performing and Comparing Renders

Section 7: Chapter 7: Lighting and Render Engines

Lecture 31 7-1 Discovering Lamps

Lecture 32 7-2 HDRI Images

Lecture 33 7-3 Render Engines

Lecture 34 7-4 Creating a 3-Point Lighting Studio

Section 8: Chapter 8: Materials

Lecture 35 8-1 Discovering Node Interface

Lecture 36 8-2 The Principled BSDF node

Lecture 37 8-3 Adding Multiple Shaders into an Object

Lecture 38 8-4 Using Texture Sets

Lecture 39 8-5 Creating Procedural Materials

Section 9: Chapter 9: UV Mapping

Lecture 40 9-1 Introduction to UV Mapping

Lecture 41 9-2 Unwrapping Geometric Models

Lecture 42 9-3 Unwrapping Organic Models

Section 10: Chapter 10: Texture Painting

Lecture 43 10-1 Introduction to Texture Painting

Lecture 44 10-2 Applying a Makeup to a Character

Lecture 45 10-3 Painting with an Image

Section 11: Chapter 11: The Asset Browser

Lecture 46 11-1 Exploring the Asset Browser

Lecture 47 11-2 Examples with the Bagapie Add-on

Lecture 48 11-3 Examples of Use with Polyhaven

Section 12: Chapter 12: Discovering Essential Add-ons

Lecture 49 12-1 Ant-Landscape: Creating Terrain

Lecture 50 12-2 Additional Objects and Bolt Factory

Lecture 51 12-3 Archimesh and Ikea Browser

Lecture 52 12-4 Bagapie - The Toolbox

Section 13: Chapter 13: Key-Based Animation

Lecture 53 13-1: Discovering Key-Based Animation

Lecture 54 13-2: Animating a Logo

Lecture 55 13-3: Animating a Character with a Rig

Lecture 56 13-4: Shape keys for expressions

Section 14: Chapter 14: Animation with Simulations

Lecture 57 14-1: Creating a Cloth Simulation

Lecture 58 14-2: Creating an Asteroid Field with Particles

Lecture 59 14-3: Simulating Rigid Bodies

Section 15: Chapter 15: Armatures and rigging

Lecture 60 15-1: Introduction to Armatures

Lecture 61 15-2: Parenting - Organic or Mechanical Object

Lecture 62 15-3: Character Rigging Part 1: Creation

Lecture 63 15-4: Character Rigging Part 2: Parenting

Lecture 64 15-5: Character Rigging Part 3: Constraints

Lecture 65 15-6: Character Rigging Part 4: Custom Shapes

Section 16: Chapter 16: Sculpt Mode

Lecture 66 16-1: Sculpt Mode Overview

Lecture 67 16-2: Adding Density

Lecture 68 16-3: Tools Overview Part 1

Lecture 69 16-4: Tools Overview Part 2

Lecture 70 16-5: Using Textures

Section 17: Chapter 17: Geometry Nodes

Lecture 71 17-1: Creating a Simple Furniture

Lecture 72 17-2: Terrain Creation

Lecture 73 17-3: Object Distribution

Section 18: Chapter 18: Compositing Examples

Lecture 74 18-1: Adding a Background

Lecture 75 18-2: Adding Fog

Lecture 76 18-3: Using Glare

Lecture 77 18-4: Vignetting

The Complete Blender Guide is intended for all future users wishing to familiarize themselves with the software or for professionals wishing to update their knowledge.