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[Batuhan_Uygun]

I want to improve myself in the Blender program and make money online. How can I improve myself in the fastest way? I would be very happy if you specify the source, thank you.

[Okidoki]

Welcome …

The usual way ?? Reading, trying, practicing a lot over years …or:

hard work…

So i’m bit puzzled what you are asking… there are books (real ones and i-books), courses and training camp… almost everything about how to learn, train and motivate yourself is online available… even how to find this…

At least you found this community and you may just read something more here and take your time to learn something… there are several categories for example Tutorial, Tricks and Tips and also a search feature ( top right, -icon)

…and i didn’t understand the last sentence.

Also nobody knows what you do already know about blender, 3D, computer…
You may have to elaborate this to get a more suited answer.

[Batuhan_Uygun]

First of all, thank you very much for your answer. In my last sentence, I asked you to share examples of sources such as YouTube, Udemy, etc. that you can recommend. And I’ve been using the blender app for 1 year, but I had to take a long break. My current knowledge is a little beyond the beginner level. I want to work hard but I don’t know exactly where and how to start.

[Okidoki]

Of course there are the (slighly outdated) “beginner” tutorials via Help → Tutorials…
And indeed to learn some general workflows there s the tip to watch some beginner tutorial for other software… so someone learns to think how something can be done in 3D in general…

Also some people like it when they are told ever single keystroke… other do like more the general idea… Some tutors talk explicitely about the example other more general… (explaining lots of tricks… which seems to be irrelvant for real beginners…)

…and then maybe

Blender Fundamentals beginner course

Hello everyone. It’s been a very long time since I posted anything. It’s a very long story that I’m fairly sure nobody cares about, but what may be of interest to some in the blender community is a course I’m building. It’s a free course for beginners, called “Blender Fundamentals” and it’s a series of small short lessons to bring newcomers from zero-experience to well rounded in the “basics” (a fair bit more actually) of blender and mesh modeling. It’s setup to be usable in a classroom settin…

And for other sub-topics…

Are there good tutorials about hard surface modeling for production? (mid and high poly + subd)

Hello, are there good courses about hard surface modeling for production, which cover mid-poly and modeling for subdivs? Don’t care about software, but blender preferably. I checked hard surface modeling course from creative shrimp and it’s not a good one, despite been one the the most popular. Please help.

Finding advanced modeling Tutorials

Can someone direct me to some advanced modeling/topology tutorials. There is alot of advanced tutorials, but if the materials are advanced the modeling might not be. Therefore searching for advanced tutorials for topology can be hard. I dont actually think there are that many of them either. So i thought i would see if someone could help me find it!

What is the best learning path to learn 3d animation for a beginner blender user?

I really want to learn animation in blender. I know I have to learn the basics first. I’m now learning rigging from dikko. So someone please recommend some animation course for beginners (foundation) so that I can do after i learned some rigging. Also some courses you’d recommend after the beginner one. Edit: That needn’t be free course.

There are also some free ones on BlenderStudio…

The best way is to…

just do it…

[Batuhan_Uygun]

Thank you very much for your information

[sozap]

Hello !

@Batuhan_Uygun

I want to improve myself in the Blender program and make money online

Keep in mind that a lot of people already got that idea, so it asks for a lot of dedication and passion for image making to stand out of that crowd.

We have also regular posts about people not finding work or asking how to make a living out of 3D. But it turns out the market is a bit saturated currently, so it’s definitely not easy.

Anyway if you have low expectations and are passionate it’s worth insisting and see where that leads you. If you see that as a way to make easy money I’m not sure it’s the best way, unless you are already a seasoned artist with a decade of experience.