Yesterday, we hosted another livestream on YouTube, where we critiqued 20 submissions of the last City in the Sky challenge. The recording of the livestream is now available.

Check out the chapter marks on YouTube, to jump to the section of the video you are interested in.

In our new video, Zach Reinhardt breaks down, how his 3D animated short film “Family Trip” was created in Blender.

Discover how the scene was assembled, how the terrain, the animated water, the vegetation and the flying birds were created, and also get a brief look at the car rig, the animation and the final steps to finish this short film.

In our new YouTube video, Martin Klekner breaks down the latest environment from his "Master 3D Environments in Blender" course.

He goes into using Geometry Nodes for landscape shots, scattering assets, adding 2D elements and lighting large scenes. For step-by-step lessons, make sure to check out the full course.

In this new tutorial, you learn how to set up an autofocus camera and a lighting setup that automatically adjusts to the position of the camera, for extra 3D viewport fun.

In this new tutorial, you will learn a full retopology workflow in Blender 3.0+, using only free tools and add-ons shipped with Blender by default.

In this new tutorial, Martin Klekner shows how to use Geometry Nodes to connect fence assets, make them adapt to the underlying terrain and dynamically change the size of the nearby assets. Let’s dive into the realm of GeoNodes!

Here is a short film created with the techniques taught in our Cubic Worlds course. Created in Blender, rendered in Cycles.

Enjoy!

In our new YouTube video, Zach Reinhardt shows how to animate a robot walk cycle in Blender, make it loop perfectly and let the robot walk along a path.

Yesterday, we did our next livestream on YouTube, where we critiqued 10 submissions and the 3 winners of the last Mythology challenge. The recording of the livestream is now online.

There is also a QnA session at the end, simply check the chapter marks on YouTube, to jump to the section of the video you are interested in.

Yesterday, we did our next livestream on YouTube, where we critiqued 10 submissions and the three winners of the last World in a Bottle challenge. The recording of the livestream is now online.

There is also a QnA session at the end, simply check the chapter marks on YouTube, to jump to the section of the video you are interested in.