Created With Blender I Timelapse

[@bobkerman8930]

It all started with the cube in the middle.

[@LesageSinging]

Deep metaphor for life

[@matejtupy4746]

Always does brother

[@killianclendenen2216]

even with 1.1k likes. underrated comment. we all start with a cube.

[@SpinyDisk]

Right… He didn‘t delete the default cube…

[@VinousCC]

The powerful stuff such small things can do is like magic

[@soirbon]

As a beginner, I couldn't imagine that renderings like this were possible ! My pc is going to explode 💥

[@BaumAuto77320]

same i can just render in eeve and try to make somthing XD

[@tikawhom]

For me I'm not so worried about my computer, but rather my sanity 😅

[@yuhongli8924]

If I do such a scene, my computer will issue a warning that I am about to explode

[@faizan.s]

Me with a 2006 computer which barely load the default cube in 8 mins

[@soirbon]

@@faizan.s 🥲😂

[@ToxicMothBoi]

Wait someone actualy used the default cube for once? This was the moment the cube was made for. Perfection😭

[@acidjumps]

it was reserved for this moment

[@idireel7765]

time code pleasee

[@vyrionx]

@@idireel7765 0:00

[@Em-727]

​@@idireel7765 0:00

[@Stepher45]

@@idireel77650:00?

[@wellhellothere4380]

what i love about this isnt just how epic and satisfying it is to see the whole thing come together, but how even as a beginner i can follow along a little, and notice how sometimes you make a mistake or try something a bunch and it doesnt work so you try something else...those moments make me realize we all just learn and grow and never stop getting better. makes me think i could get there one day

[@shhhyourtooloud257]

yes, lowk slow it down enough and it becomes a tutorial! just kidding but it's really nice to see the process in bite size steps and not the overwhelmingly beautiful result so its not so intimidating and instead encouraging

[@UnikUmbra]

I always admire people who have creativity in designing things. I myself like design, but I can't make a good design like you do, especially one that suits my own imagination.

[@arjanpelle]

I hope you keep trying though! Eventually your designs will start to match your imagination.

[@UnikUmbra]

@@arjanpelle Thank you for giving me encouragement.

[@fxjin-seon_angelic6570]

@@UnikUmbrait’s true. I’m a 3D creative art major in literally imagine anything. Finding your style just takes multiple drawings and modelings. It takes about 15 times doing something repetitive to really grasp your imagination and creative style. Just keep working and loving what you do and eventually, it’ll come. No matter how long something takes, it’ll get done. Just as long as you keep working at it, and if you’re going to work at it and get it done anyways, you might as well do your best. 80% of what you do is to just show up, the other 20% is the skill. You can’t get the skill if you don’t apply yourself showing up. Then once you have the skill, you might as well show up and do it. But then start to learn more and more. Apply that knowledge to everything you do and eventually you’ll be on top. It’s as easy as that. The formula of life, brotha.

[@redhood6690]

I hear this often as an artist myself, I heard comments like this throughout high school and college. While I understand the frustration and the reasoning for this, there's two things I notice people don't often consider: 1.) Artists spend an insurmountable time practicing. I myself am a classic case of a student who in every class got in trouble for drawing, staying up till sunrise writing comics, and now in the middle of the night (into my adulthood) watching videos and practicing. This kind of dedication is not what makes an artist, understand that for most of the people who you see doing this professionally, what is true for most of us this is a compulsion, a second nature almost. 2.) Comparing yourself to a professional is not always productive. If you look at your art as a beginner then at someone like Jim Lee, and say "wow I can never do that" then I'm sorry you never will. That's an irrational goal. If you love designing then design! If you find happiness in creation then create. You may find more joy in casual creation than professional work (which often can take the joy out of things) Imagine having the worst artist's block of your life and instead of being allowed to set down the pen, you must power through the deadline. Please don't stop designing, find what you love. Art is whatever you make it, if it's doodling on the train to work or having an office at Disney. Don't shut down a passion because "you aren't good enough", because you are if you allow yourself to be. Hope this helps, stay groovy

[@hentaisailor5951]

Other people have given great advice in telling you to keep persisting, which is true, but I have something to add that no one else has touched on yet. References are incredibly useful if you're struggling with your own creativity. Use references, and if you have an idea for something to add to the design that isn't there, you can do that too to add your own touch, but if you're not able to come up with something, stay faithful to the reference. Upon doing this a lot and getting practice, you should be able to have a kind of instinct for making designs and be able to do so with little effort. Also, looking at references could be the inspiration you need, and you can take only small parts of the reference to add to your project.

[@ArSayek2256]

Are you a Human?

[@visualsbysenpai]

Top comment?

[@Sqydling0]

Nuh-uh

[@lucilleq]

​@@Sqydling0 this translated to "Noah-uh".

[@zerid0]

Which of these are a traffic light? ⛔🚦🚗🛣️🚥🚸

[@Ty_ko_o]

He's Adam

[@TinyTikiTree]

I kept investing my attention in this (and the great music choices) so thoroughly that the ads really startled me each and every time. I’m not even someone trying to learn to use Blender at the moment, but just very captivated. Great work!

[@KhuffyTheBird]

WHAT'S THE SONG NAMEEE

[@Zeninfelicity]

An artist and a professional. Actually took time to show.

[@vibe9188]

And here I am fighting for my life barely making the damn donut (Im not crying, you are!)

[@karabough5511]

lol! I’m just about finished with my first tutorial and I had a doozy of a time with certain aspects. This video is amazing!

[@ThatPigeon00]

*sigh* i guess its time for me to go do part 8 of the donut tutorial (ive been putting it off for days)

[@_love.tine_]

donut was genuinely the hardest thing i ever made, and I've made plenty other things😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@shazalnawaz]

Looking at it suddenly remembered that there is a human being who is making it🙏🏻💚

[@Malcolm_Blake]

If the clay is capable of such beautiful and intricate work as this, imagine the majesty of the Potter 🤯

[@josiahvalentine3430]

I loved seeing his assert browser lol, he scrolled and I saw the exact same tools I have, but he made something completely unique still. Enjoy the program!

[@AdamArchh]

It's all about what you imagine :)

[@SemlerCrafter]

Where did you get those assets?

[@slyko738]

I’m currently attending an art highschool, specifically in the visual arts department. I was looking into illustration as a career but started second guessing it seeing the state of the industry. I recently found out how good of a job 3d modeling and animation can be and just took the leap yesterday to learn blender. I’ve learned so much already and have just finished adding sprinkles to my donut. Was looking for some inspiring videos to end off my day of blender and playing cyberpunk 2077. Great vid thx!

[@nilslorand]

it's good to see someone really not caring about perfectionism (in the beginning when creating the roof, I would have double, triple, quadruple checked that the angles line up and that everything is connected properly) This has given me some extra motivation to actually get shit done and not get lost in the details

[@willichtenstein7071]

I used to be a part of mine craft creative build communities, and even though this is very complex build with a complex software I recognized some shortcuts most every big creative builder does. Namely, foliage is your friend. Is a corner looking weird? Run some vines up it. Is a wall just too flat? Run some bush blocks like vines. Is the horizon too even? Grow some trees behind the build and break it up. Are the hills of cliffs just not looking right to you? Plop some over growth on it. Wall off the section you don't want people to look at with brambles. Don't know what to do with a grassy area? Make a pond and wall it off with fencing. Less area to obsess over.

[@dafimperator]

Great use of addons, the final effect is beautiful

[@JMoLy0715]

As someone who stopped going to college for 3D Animation, you really sure do know how to make someone fall in love with it again. Keep up the good work, friend. 10/10

[@hyukshuailee]

Watching other blender tutorials is like: I see, I know, I try, and I fail. Watching this blender timelapse is just: I shocked, I fail.

[@AdamArchh]

You can do it!

[@pilotmanpaul]

0:04 Hol' up. Let homeboy cook.

[@TheLJ_0]

Dude.. i can NEVER imagine how much effort youve put into this masterpiece.. it perfectly fits my style. You are really awesome and underrated! ❤

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you!

[@q_Italy]

This is beautiful! I can't believe how skilled you are. I was looking at it, and I do a bit of Blender, but I am nowhere near as good as you. I still can't get over how good the final result is.

[@genofgames3777]

you lost me at 0:10

[@youssefmohammed9428]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@gabriellucas4753]

This is just INSANE. Congratulations!

[@michaelbabineau4680]

"Everything starts as a singular cube," -Wise man

[@nagysamuel2575]

Thank you for sharing the creative process, this looks amazing!

[@grayink1578]

Just happened to find this in my recommended and I’ve always wanted to try 3d rendering and modeling even though I’m terrible as a regular artist. This is beyond incredible, and the definition of “trust the process” Well done! You just got a new subscriber

[@AdamArchh]

Thank you. You can do it!

[@AmethystNoir-Official]

I have genuinely learned more from this video than the actual tutorials I have viewed yet. This video perfectly showcased the fundamentals and constituent elements of constructing a scene such as this one, although I still have long to reach this level myself, it actually incentivised me to assemble my own scenes with comprehension after learning properly how to actually design models in 3D!

[@zeinramadan1669]

Fascinating , actually give me a peaceful , I know it's not that lenient to make a game , but I suggest to you make one like this with this nature

[@seymakanca1028]

Amazed its just … perfect

[@grigorescustelian6012]

I like how many useless stuf you did, like the shingles and the background mountains

[@zentoa]

I mean even though noone else knows it's there they will forever know it wasn't finished :)

[@MINEKNIGHT]

Plus the "useless" details could be handy to have if the object is used in anu other project

[@thomashowarth4818]

What if he wanted to take a render of this from another angle in the future?

[@Obambaisalizard]

Is no one going to correct his grammar tf

[@harzielv_]

​@@Obambaisalizardthe massage's still clear enough, so it doesn't really matter ¯\_( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)_/¯

[@JosephStanford-o8k]

As a beginner, I couldn't imagine that renderings like this were possible ! My pc is going to explode

[@khawajataha4191]

Hats...off, Hands...down, to you man. I have no idea how to reach that level of expertise.

[@LolsAtLance]

A literal masterpiece. This is art.

[@wurstelei1356]

Amazingly fast modeled and good looking, Thumbs up !

[@JasonSRX]

wow man super impressive, you kept touching everything up slowly one by one, adding new layers, until everything fit what you were going for. As time went by, it all accumulated into this masterpiece. Great Work.

[@le_baget]

Bro, i could watch this 1000 times in a raw. Gorgeous work!

[@nembutsu1045]

as a beginner, that addon in the left bottom corner showing what buttons you press is very helpful. crazy how much you can do with just ctrl+b

[@fayron_global]

Damn, you're good!! 👍👍👍

[@hamzailarzeg]

Enjoyed every single second of this.

[@xshayahyawzi3666]

This is so brilliant.👍 Looks like an elven house in the greenwoods in days of yore. I just love it

[@SauPuttHoney]

Wah😯👌🏻

[@kenjacobsen4467]

It would be really great to move around in that space a little just to examine it in 3D - and to show how it's better than a painting.

[@ahmedshakib3883]

This feels like a marco bucci painting.Welldone.

[@HiPickle]

i find this so inspiring for some reason great work

[@drchriswilmer]

What an inspiring timelapse!

[@alessiochirenti5000]

I’m a novice in Blender and this works truly made my eyes shine. Have you done any detailed tutorial on how to achieve this quality level?

[@ElloraBogdanova]

The level of skill! Goosebumps

[@bbrainstormer2036]

Watching this as my donut renders

[@sugarpolecat4781]

Its amazing, my first thought was to just create wall by wall, but here we are starting off with the default cube, AND you show the entire process so people can learn. Thats what I appreciate the most.

[@leif2283]

Definitely setting this as my wallpaper.

[@FairlyAverageYT]

That's actually insane, looks too good to be true but isn't, wow!! You're underrated for sure.

[@NetherCloud]

Absolutely stunning!

[@LocalSlaveHolder]

Blender skill ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Photoshop skill ⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@Spankia2961]

True

[@vMixMasterJayv]

A tip to help you next time while adding the flare so that you dont get the screen effect doubling up is to group those layers together and then set the group to screen instead of the individual layers. It will treat the group as one layer and the overlaping layers wont cause the double up :) Hope that helps and Also great final result it looks very magical

[@pursuji.3818]

Yeah great tip, another thing about the lens flare that made me so upset is that they didn't blend the corners of the flare image. (you can see it around the roof and up till the end on the bottom left shrubs which i think they fixed before the final showcase) This Render is SOO GOOD yet that one things just drives me nuts!

[@jamielpatterson2576]

What a masterful work, producing an absolutely gorgeous scene. As I watched the construction of that scene, it struck me that it was possible to go too far with plantings and produce something completely overrun with plant life. But the balance in that scene was well done.

[@Cymock1]

Respect for not eliminating the default cube.

[@abadaccident528]

i like the loading when rendering :D its so beautiful i cannot comprehend

[@HirujaEdurapola]

*forgets to record*

[@mkhulisimahlalela6182]

😭😭😭😭proceeds to die

[@GXRVR]

We all know he would do it all over again if he had to

[@coolghost1988]

the music in this video had no bussines being this good

[@Leo-zo8um]

Thanks for linking the Addons, helps a lot

[@agusstine]

This is 1000000x times better than anything that AI could do, no machine can surpass human talent nor even assimilate to it. It really shows that art is very human and always will be, no matter what.

[@aryanbhajanka1756]

This is absolutely amazing. Watching you do this was so soothing for me ❤

[@SnepperStepTV]

I feel a lot less intimidated by the sheer amount of Blender that exists upon opening it for having watched this video. There's so many videos that get posted and they sound like some bored eurpean guy who doesn't actually care or someone who became a crypto sales funnel grifter in the time since he uploaded the "tutorial" that's actually just bragging like 8 years ago. But this? THIS is the real Blender. Thank you so much for this.

[@mrbananamrbanana1945]

Pov: your so good at blender you could build a landscape and structure and tell your friends its a real place you visited

[@RHQ_W]

Finally a default cube that achieve it destiny

[@scrunky8683]

The talent is unreal dude!

[@SlayerRishabh]

Result : 38:35

[@myrden]

Great Timelapse, thank you

[@AYANUM126]

And here i am trying to delete the cube💀

[@weaponwargamerz4547]

that is a sweetest animation forever

[@Sanika_Gaikwad]

You are amazing. 10/10 for the efforts 🎉

[@Rojav255]

3:09 crazy idea man

[@hn3m3s1s]

Impressive skills! At the artisan/craftsman level!

[@vu8422]

18:04 29:41 31:45 33:50 34:42 15:22 sky

[@amigour2971]

Lol I wanted to take a look and it's suddenly 12:30 am. It's fricking gorgeous.

[@kayos8013]

I love you so much for displaying your keyboard inputs, learnd a ton of things that I can now use in my own work

[@Fladan]

Oh my god he used the default cube

[@pienewr]

don't know anything about blender or modeling, but as a Photoshop user, I would add a little depth blur at the end. Unbelievable job, btw

[@pirpulong8690]

太厉害了！尽管是快放，但是能看出来思路太清晰，操作太丝滑，脑子、软件、手，已经统一了！

[@markramsell454]

Not sure what you did but the result was excellent. You should add how long this takes for a user of your expertise.

[@universaltiger4229]

My toxic trait: "...I can make that"

[@AdamArchh]

My toxic trait: I can do this in the future :)

[@sumudukumarasingha5249]

Looks like a witch's house. I LOVE THIS ❤️❤️

[@JosephVM]

It all started with that one f*king cube! Splendid work!

[@yakuperoglu5162]

thats a work of art

[@jbblenderbreakdown4668]

This is so awesome. You are very talented!! I feel like I'm really there!

[@YourSkullRBLX]

its crazy how talented people actually are...

[@umut576.]

Perfect

[@currentlyunnamedsorry]

absolute fluidity

[@RAG_21]

His name is a masterpiece

[@kandigurl6910]

Every video is a masterpiece. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@EngieBR]

Amazing work *0* Your work is very inspiring me to study Blender more thoroughly

[@MrCenttaurus]

Very nice !!! Great work !

[@alyssa09485]

I WANT TO LIVE HERE

[@yimy1896]

The music fire in this also🔥🔥

[@ForKuditYT]

how much time did you spend to create such beautiful objects? You have done an amazing job on this project.

[@arjinnnn]

8-9 hours

[@muzamilkhan0011]

@@arjinnnn are you kidding us?

[@arjinnnn]

​@@muzamilkhan0011no,I'm not

[@lamanoob7711]

Wait, for all this in the video?

[@noiz1762]

@@arjinnnn thats crazy man but i believe you tbh if youre that good and dont stop the whole time

[@mrcricket275]

definition of trust the process omfg

[@leqso7005]

"Before Time Began, There Was The Cube"

[@misty3arth]

such a cozy environment! i would live in there, to be honest. great work!

[@happy1648]

how many years you took to learn this

[@its_trexic]

Great work and I really liked the music!!

[@Miavoli]

Can I please rent that house? 🥹🥹🥹 gorgeous!!🫵✨️