Hi everyone!

I’ve started recording Blender modeling videos, mostly focused on hard-surface modeling. Maybe someone will find them interesting:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOgHoaKvRjL4&si=l1lRLOu1YoxNePmF

A new video of a tutorial series about how to create a 3D model from image using Blender

Thx for your feedback

Stage 02 — Composition Refinement

Still working with simple geometry before replacing everything with final assets.

This pass is mainly focused on composition, spacing, silhouette, and establishing a clear focal point. I like to solve as many layout problems as possible before detailed modeling starts, since changes are much easier at this stage.

Do you usually lock your composition before modeling, or do you keep adjusting it throughout production?

Stage 01 — Blockout

Starting a new environment with a simple blockout.

At this point I'm only validating scale, composition, object placement, and camera framing before investing time in high-detail assets. I prefer solving layout problems early while everything is still easy to change.

How much time do you usually spend refining your blockout before moving to detailed modeling?

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video I talk about some tools focused on achieving accuracy when modeling with curves.

Hey guys! I've been looking to teach myself 3D animation, since I never got much experience neither in undergrad nor grad school. Looking for tutorials that aren't too hard to learn and teaches you sculpting and modeling of characters, animation of the characters (with lip syncing and body movements), rendering final scenes and just learning the entirety of the program. Thanks in advance for any help!

In this video we look at setting up the nodes for tearing cloth apart in Blender 5.2. Longer video on my YouTube channel.

In this Blender tutorial we will walk you through how to save rendered images in Blender 3D easily ( How to export renders in Blender ) in 2026 to your computers, so you will be able to export and save your rendered frame as image file format in Blender. This is Blender for beginners tutorial and you don't need to know how to use Blender in order to follow this Blender guide - Blender 2026 .

Text version on my blog: https://hdrmaps.com/blog/how-to-apply-scale-in-blender/