Become a Blender PRO in 2024 with these Courses!

[@KaizenTutorials]

Do you see that button, right next to my name? Does it say 'Subscribe'? It does? CLICK IT! If it doesn't DON'T CLICK IT! If you don't, I might just be in trouble, because you see; me and @Smeaf are having a friendly wager who will be the first to reach 100K subs. And he's winning at the moment... So save me from bringing shame to my family + Smeaf said he'd get me a beer if I win. I love beer! 🍻

[@Smeaf]

I can already smell that pepperoni pizza 🍕

[@Tizzledj]

i like pizza

[@cgboost]

Some great recommendations, Jesse! Thanks a lot for the mention. 😊

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thanks! Always great to work together and shine some light on the things that can help people become better at our beloved Blender.

[@tonster_9752]

I was just following their tutorial on compositing, and oh man did it do wonders

[@cgboost]

@@tonster_9752 Glad to hear that, thanks!

[@Ayogenius67]

Cg boost how much a ur course ,I don’t want to blow my account

[@cgboost]

@@Ayogenius67 Hi, you can check out all the details following the links in the description of this video :)

[@cc.creationz]

CG Fast track is amazing it covers everything from “Composition, animation, rigging, hard surface modeling and so much more”

[@KaizenTutorials]

It's a very well known course and a great one, for sure! I figured almost everyone knows it. I've seen the course result come by so many times on the subreddit lol

[@khalilboss2855]

I was lazy to follow Blender guru's 15+ donut videos so CG fast track was my first Blender tutorial. Amazing tutor

[@muh.raisadam5878]

Thank you for suggestion Gon watch cg fast track

[@Mr.NewDev]

@@muh.raisadam5878it’s 1000% worth every penny

[@Katejsej]

It's a personal thing. I never needed and don't need 100€ courses. I like all the tutorials, from 3 to 60 minutes.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Fair enough! I love tutorials as well 🙏🏻

[@Erindale]

Thanks for the shoutout! Love your content

[@KaizenTutorials]

Right back at ya!

[@KanzakiZD]

when it comes to 3D courses like this, some people needs a refreshment like trying some new stuff, which is simply a short, but useful tutorials and some addons

[@KaizenTutorials]

Yeah! But there’s also lots of people who need all the beginner stuff to start learning. I guess there’s something for everyone!

[@KanzakiZD]

@@KaizenTutorials my only advice to this tutorial jail is just simply make your brain to become a curious baby brain lol. just try to distract yourself a bit for a refreshment and learn other stuff as well a bit

[@chiru57]

I rarely comment, but I have to say, thank you. I wish to start learning 3D modeling but it seemed so overwhelming, but for the first time there is a direction I can trust to follow. Again , thanks a lot.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thanks a lot! Glad I could play a small part. Happy Blending!

[@P4TCH5S]

big same! lets goooooooooo

[@MartinKlekner]

Thanks for the shoutout!! 🥳🍻

[@KaizenTutorials]

Oh darn I forgot to put your link to Heroes of Bronze in! I’ll fix that tomorrow 👍🏻

[@karagosi]

Thanks to every motivation and tutorial on the web especially KZbin, now I can sit on my chair comfortably and create videos for my KZbin channel

[@KaizenTutorials]

Nice! Good luck 🙌

[@weptashka]

thanx for video! so much useful information for beginners and those who don't know the direction to start with. i got a lot of inspiration!

[@anenamos1255]

Very useful but for sculpting i recomand learning anatomy for start, instead of going directly to character design, you need know how the muscles work mostly at arms and legs

[@KaizenTutorials]

Absolutely true, understanding anatomy is crucial for sculpting! That's why I included Yansculpts course aswell. However some people don't want to do humans, but want to sculpt objects etc. In that case doing stuff like the Master 3D Sculpting is everything you need!

[@Tertion]

I disagree. I've found it easier to learn anatomy WHILE I was learning sculpting...by doing instead of watching.

[@khtrammell]

I’m honored that HUMAN made the list! Thank you 🙏

[@KaizenTutorials]

Amazing course and jawdropping results!

[@AmulBhatia85]

I think, it is most awaited video for any Blender lover.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thank you so much!

[@zues3663]

drawing tablet is 1000% required if you are serious about sculpting. if you just want to play around with a sphere making blobs, then use a mouse.

[@harshraisaxena6724]

currently I am learning from launch pad course & this course is one of the best beginner course out there even better than crossmind beginner series but its paid**

[@KaizenTutorials]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing

[@KeikoFXDesigns]

Thanx for the info. I am done with Adobe after effects. Blender will be my weapon of choice!

[@KaizenTutorials]

Go Blender!

[@KeikoFXDesigns]

@@KaizenTutorials I have officially joined your beginner courses.

[@mix-up9003]

Thanks for giving your list of recommendations, some of the courses I already have, others I was hesitant to get because because the channel is 'newer' on the scene.

[@KaizenTutorials]

No problem! My main goal was to share courses that I feel are definitely useful. As you said some of them are newer, but I know for a fact that every course will be worth it because I either know the people who made them personally, or by extension and each and everyone of them share the goal to help people learn Blender.

[@karishcool3367]

Where is Hard Surface Modeling In Blender course by Gleb Alexandrov and Aidy Burrows? That was some brilliant course.

[@KaizenTutorials]

I thought about including it, but I wanted the list to not be too long and the current Blender Bros course was newer, and more specialized towards hard surface modeling for asset creation. I found it a better fit!

[@karishcool3367]

@@KaizenTutorials I think what they discussed in that course is far superior and universal. It might help beginners who are struggling to understand topology or shading. It helped me a lot.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Good to know! Thanks for sharing. Now people can see your comment as another recommendation for a good course! 👍🏻

[@WarNoodle85]

Awesome list! Thank you!

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thanks for watching and you're welcome!

[@huyucang2131]

That’s great more videos like this

[@georgb302]

Thank you very much for these recommendations. I will definitely go for one or another.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Hope you enjoy it and you learn lots of useful things!

[@dude3d]

Thank you so much for the valuable content !!

[@KaizenTutorials]

My pleasure!

[@MaxSonicUA]

Awesome idea for the video. Thank you!

[@KaizenTutorials]

Glad you liked it!

[@bromanpeary3288]

Where were these channels when I was making a donut

[@KaizenTutorials]

Lol

[@breakthefast7005]

So I clicked your video to find out what awesome course is on the thumbnail...

[@KaizenTutorials]

It's not from a course specifically, it's an amazing artwork by Clayton Sjoerdsma. But it's a showcase of the things you can achieve by becoming better at Blender, which all of these courses will definitely help with!

[@PurXion_777]

4:27 - Don't mind me, just making a quick note to myself for the future

[@AllThingsFilm1]

Thank you for these references. I have yet to really dive into learning Blender. But, these will help immensely. Cheers.

[@KaizenTutorials]

No worries! Hope you enjoy learning Blender and wish you luck. Happy Blending!

[@Shattered3582]

i would love if you reviewed CG fast track blender course. it is more of an all rounder blender type, but people have some positive comments on it

[@KaizenTutorials]

Maybe in a future video! It is very popular still yeah.

[@GadgetHubTV]

For all the artists i envy yall because i want to learn this stuff so bad, it might be exaggeration but its mouth watering how interesting this stuff is but i know u have to some knowledge of drawing and i can barely draw a stick man but i would love be in yall shoes and take these courses but who am i kidding i have no eye architect

[@KaizenTutorials]

Well let me be the one who says you absolutely don't NEED to have an eye for drawing or drawing skills to do any of this. Most of these courses, especially the CG Boost ones, are aimed at beginners and are well suited to start learning 3D. You can definitely develop an eye for making things look nice by just practicing, although im inherent skill may be useful, of course! Give it a try, it's fun either way. Good luck!

[@kameleltohamy]

this video is highly informative and should have part 2

[@KaizenTutorials]

Will definitely do a part 2 at some point :-D

[@Dostonline]

Thank You for this list.

[@KaizenTutorials]

You're very welcome! :-D

[@sam_division4620]

thank you for taking car of us

[@KaizenTutorials]

No worries 🤗

[@anonimsinonim8503]

i advice Cinematic lighting course by Gleb Alexandrov, its course full about full detailed lights

[@KaizenTutorials]

That's a great course for sure! Gleb makes amazing content and courses.

[@VillagerCometh]

Hey er, might not be the best, but I personally thought the Colosso tutorials from blender could be an honourable mention. It was extremely expensive, but the content was quite unique and I don't think I found anything similar (what I took) in both paid or free tutorials, which was all about making 3D characters/objects look like 2D anime, and I had hella good time following the course, and boosted my motivation ^ ^

[@KaizenTutorials]

Ok, good addition! I haven't done any of them so that's why I left them out.

[@Tizzledj]

i am feinding for some ram

[@kraney195]

Which course is it?

[@rosewurkz]

Thanks 👍

[@KaizenTutorials]

Welcome 👍

[@adadad22]

thanks, its amazing guide.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Glad you liked it!

[@rogaalik1379]

CG Boost courses are must have for 3D Artist

[@KaizenTutorials]

Very true!

Thank you so much for this really wide and interesting video about blender. I also have a question for you, what is the poster in the frame behind you, I love his layout and style. could you give here the reference ? To follow the artist ?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thanks, glad you like it! the poster is from a Dutch website; here's the link :-) desenio.nl/p/posters/featured-artists/we-made-something-nice/we-made-something-nice-the-gyoza-poster/

@@KaizenTutorials Thank you so much.

[@JD01DontQuit]

Thanks for making video like this, but actually I don't have money to pay for these courses. But I appreciate your work 👍 Keep it up 🌈

[@fallhiguchi]

Thanks you ! do you any good courses about VFX with blender please ?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Blender Studio has 2 courses on VFX. They're not the most 'up to date' courses, but most of it still applies to todays versions of Blender.

[@tetmayer2015]

I started HUMAN course in summer 2022 but at one point it turned out to be too much for my pc to handle. Now I got a brand new high end pc and am planning to finish, it is a really great course for intermediate blender users.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Awesome! Yeah those human sculpts require a lot of poly's and texture detail. Quite heavy on your PC! Glad to hear you've got an upgrade and can finish it now, good luck!

[@1ne7evN]

CURRENT SPECS ? I JUST WANT TO KNOW THE SPECS OF YOUR HIGH END PC

[@KaizenTutorials]

Ryzen 7 3700X, RTX 3070Ti, 32GB ram and aorus elite x570 mb

[@Tizzledj]

samesys bro i love you so much

[@papasalvo]

2:02 ......you'll need to learn these software IDK about that second part :)

[@KaizenTutorials]

Hahaha arrrr matey!

[@AshishKumar-le1cm]

he meant the addons

[@KaizenTutorials]

Ooh haha ok

[@royaltechgaming_]

What a informative video

[@KaizenTutorials]

Glad you think so!

[@royaltechgaming_]

@@KaizenTutorials loving from India.. ❤

[@ssartworks7396]

I have the procedural shading course, but it still requires a lot of practice.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Oh absolutely! Nothing comes without effort. Putting in the time will always be the most important thing to do!

[@zaidxdev]

thank you so much

[@KaizenTutorials]

You're welcome!🤗

[@GhyuAsdf]

Should this stuff get to the high seas, I'll fucking sail.

[@KaizenTutorials]

you do that

[@alvarocastillo6365]

awesome content, I wonder if theres a good course on the workflow between blender+substance+UE

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thank you! I don't know of one, but the Blender Bros course atleast covers the Blender + Substance part.

[@Immortal_BP]

i think render passes/after render editing is a huge thing that wasnt in the video

[@KaizenTutorials]

True! I'll probably do more of these in the future with more VERY useful courses! 💪

[@serieswatcher6147]

I Don't Need Tutorials I Just Need The Full Idea Of Blender Its Uses Its Benefits And Jobs Its Value With Perfect Example Full information video Please Anyone Make It

[@KaizenTutorials]

Sorry, what?

[@serieswatcher6147]

@@KaizenTutorials I Already Said It Bro Make A Informative Video About Blender Explain Each Of Its Categories Clearly With Examples I Mean Any Projects And Define Its Jobs About Skill Worth With Duration Atleast 20 Min Hope You Understand And Do It Am also a Monetized 15k Sub KZbinr Bro

[@PixellateYT]

He just created a 10 min ad by promoting other tutorials and getting his cut through affiliate link Idk about other courses but Blenderbros course is a total scam and bs, he haven't work in the game industry and just spreading misinfo for quick money. Show that course to any prop artist in the industry he will tell you it's bs, you can buy better course for 1/4 of price by industry professionals (I am weapon artist in the industry, 2 yr experience)

[@abdulkerimseid1189]

why you forget cg fast track broooo he is absolutely fantastic!!! but tnx for your recommendation!

[@KaizenTutorials]

It is! But everyone already knows it ;-)

[@hai6164]

thanks

[@KaizenTutorials]

You're welcome!

[@Axon_Tech]

I want to create realstic models like cars, trees, weapon etc. for Roblox. which course is the best for it?

[@KaizenTutorials]

I think you're probably best of with the basic courses like Blender Launch Pad and others then.

[@xavierchavezm.3240]

Awesome courses thanks i am new to blender just starting to learn how to use it... please advice for 3d models for archviz , would you recommend buying IMESHH or CHOCOFUR subscription? Maybe another recommendation? Thanks!!

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thank you! I'm not very well versed in archviz to be honest, sorry! Chocofur has quality content, so maybe a subscription might be worth it, but I haven't checked out his tutorials.

[@RobertSpiller]

I have this question. I want to be able to turn a photograph into an animation...meaning let's say I take a picture of myself, and turn that picture into something like a cartoon character, but still looking like myself? No oversize eyes or any of that, take pictures of humans, and backgrounds and turn them into anima or cartoon like characters. Would any of these courses do that?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Oof good question but I think this is too niche of a question to have a dedicated course for.

[@ClintochX]

You forgot to mention documentation. I prefer documentation. It helps me more than any amount of course and tutorials

[@KaizenTutorials]

Hmm that's a good one! Never really thought about it that way. I consult it sparsely, just to find a single thing. But yeah documentation is very important for helping people learn now that you mention it!

[@almuaz]

Thanks

[@KaizenTutorials]

No problem!

[@HIRA-art4u]

Grant abbit's tutorials are also good.

[@KaizenTutorials]

They definitely are!

[@thegreatsomes7058]

Do you think CG Fast Track is worth it? Is it a good course?

[@KaizenTutorials]

I haven't done or researched CG Fast Track so I don't know to be honest.

[@Sma-v4y]

Hey, your tutorials are great! C4D designer here! I've used so much with C4D, but I see how blender is not that hard, I was wondering about the RENDER. With Redshift I got VERY fast render times...my question is how you guys render?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thank you! Good to see people from C4D also watch my stuff :-) To asnwer your questions; rendering in Blender is done via one of two of Blender's Built-in render engines. There's Cycles, a Path Tracing render engine, just like Redshift, which can either take ages to render or be quite fast, depending on your settings and most of all your PC hardware and then there's the EEVEE engine, which is a realtime engine. It requires more tweaking to get the result you want visually, but it's super fast and can generate pretty lifelike images if you know what you're doing with almost realtime render speeds! Hope this helps :-)

[@Duaner244]

I’m looking for someone who could teach clothing design in Blender? (With photorealistic rendering) Maybe mixed with Marvelous designer or Clo3D

[@KaizenTutorials]

Hmm I know Martin Klekner has some useful tutorials on the subject, but that's about it. As far as I know there's no courses on the matter...

[@muhammadbilalmemon271]

CG BOOST IS THE BEST.

[@bromanpeary3288]

*my passion for blender exists My 2GB ram PC 👀

[@KaizenTutorials]

Awh damn :-( 2GB and Blender aren't very good friends...

[@user-sn1hi7my7x]

What I find hard about blender, I understand what everything does, minus sculpting and rigging, I guess animation as well, I just can't get that same professional result like I see in these tutorials. I try to do my own projects, but it just doesn't come out well. Should I focus on a specific field like Geo Nodes or HSM instead of trying to understand everything?

[@shushu5474]

There’s this universal principle that people like to call “understand just enough”. That means just trying to get a good understanding of the basics/fundamentals on every field. After that, you can create some projects applying all those basics and then deciding from there what specific field you wanna dive deeper into. Remember that no single person will ever be good at every field. Sooner or later, you will still need to find your niche, but to be able to do that, you need to understand ALL the fundamentals in every field. Hope that helps!

[@shushu5474]

Also, join blender communities and ask for feedback. That is one of the best ways to improve your work. Do not be the judge of your own work as we tend to be biased towards our own works.

[@KaizenTutorials]

Yeah it can be hard. I agree with the comments below, but my main advice is; it takes time. You have to develop a sense of how to make things look good. Almost no-one had this from the get go. Give it time, keep on creating and you’ll get there. The course, tutorials etc are all done by pro’s with tons of experience and they have developed that ‘eye’ for what looks good, just like you can!

[@stormk-1130]

If you want to be a pro, you need hours and hours of practice, not because you take a course your going to be a super pro and ready for the industry xD

[@KaizenTutorials]

Nope, but if you doa bunch of them and practice in between you'll get a long way there.

[@rokon1991]

It is so good to see my work is featuring on well known 3D artist KZbin channel. Thank you for giving me more inspiration. 🙂 Time: 4:22

[@KaizenTutorials]

Well done! Love the artwork.

[@gustav3886]

Hello, I was wondering if I do like most of these courses to a 100% and really understand what they are teaching I whould be like close to a high level of 3D graphic designing ? And second question is all those courses a per month payment or a 1 time purchase ?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Hi! If you do follow all these courses, apply what you've learned and fully understand what's been taught, then yes you will probably have a high level understanding of 3D and it's fundamentals. However getting a true feel for things will always take time, no matter the amount of courses or tutorials you do. Developing a 'design' mind and style is something that comes with the years! But these courses will absolutely help get you there much faster than without courses. These are all one time purchase courses (so no monthly subscription) and in the case of CG Boost also include any and all updates in the future.

[@gustav3886]

@@KaizenTutorials Thank you. You are very helpful I can see you really care about your subscribers because when I scroll down the comment section I see you reply to everyone, really worth a sub😁

[@ifeelfear]

this is great old school tutorial :D dont know is it worth to start practice it in 2023... i think AI will do that very soon

[@KaizenTutorials]

You definitely should! I dont think AI will replace us anytime soon. Dont forget… its not all about speed and money. Work is also fun.

[@shashanktycn8981]

Where can I buy those courses?

[@KaizenTutorials]

There's links to all of them in the video description!

[@Tizzledj]

hahahah lol,great vids bro keep up the good wokr ps im also a discord mod

[@Tizzledj]

yay

[@KaizenTutorials]

Thanks! And haha ok, nice!

[@anubhavrathore47]

Bro, what should be a very decent spec for stuffs in blender from good particle handling (something like sprinkles on donut to mosses and ferns) to decent render viewport

[@KaizenTutorials]

My setup isn't perfect, but it handles most situations just fine. I work with a Ryzen 3700X, NVIDIA RTX 3070Ti, 32GB RAM and an AORUS ELITE X570. If anything I'd add more RAM, to something like 64 or even 128GB RAM. That would be the biggest improvement for me now I think!

[@anubhavrathore47]

@@KaizenTutorials well no ones set up is perfect bro 😅😂.... But you have got one of the best ones.... Me too thinking of builing one something in around 1 lakh INR..... Currently I am with a envy x360 base variant only...and in the start of career I had very low spec pc as of the current time...

[@anubhavrathore47]

@@KaizenTutorials well anyway, you over linkedin Or stuff?! Edit: gotcha man, sent you a connection request

[@prajwalhiremath9961]

Bro can u tell me the order of courses where should I start from....

[@KaizenTutorials]

If you are completely new I would begin with CG Boosts Blender Launch Pad. Then follow that up with whatever intrigues you most. If you like Environments go for the Master CG Environments course. If you like animation and rigging go for the Alive! course, if you want to get into the game/movie industry get the Blenderbros Game asset course or if you want to learn GeoNodes get the Erindale courses! Lots of options, mainly depending on what YOU want! :-D

[@avatr7109]

the only issue is studios still use Maya

[@KaizenTutorials]

No they're not? Atleast not afaik. I can't imagine them not using solely Blender for everything to be honest!

[@northstarz1125]

So I’m wanting to make car models that can be used in game. I would assume the blender bros hard surface game assets course, but is there any other course u would say I need as well?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Blender bros is definitely a good one! Honestly car modeling boils down to two things; modeling and rigging. So I would check out some courses on rigging!

[@kenleung1002]

I was hoping to sign-up for the Master Grease Pencil course, but it looks like the coupon code is invalid. :( Any new promo's coming up?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Dang then I guess all the spots got filled! I'm not sure if there will be any future promo's coming up, sorry!

[@arunasamarakon]

All these courses are really good but if you're an absolute beginner, the donut tutorials by blender guru is best in my opinion

[@KaizenTutorials]

The Donut Series is amazing for beginners! But it's not really a course and doesn't go as in-depth as the beginner courses do!

[@balamadhav6926]

Hello I am a medical student who is interested at looking into blender to make educational videos for teaching resident doctors and the public ..like infographic video or animated videos. What hardware (laptop specs) and what courses would suit me best - having zero exposure prior?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Hmm I think infographics are best done in other softwares such as After effects, but yeah you could do infographics. I would just try and learn the basics of Blender and animation, using a beginner course like the launch pad or cubic worlds. These will teach you what you need. They won't be specified, so you'll have to apply evertyhing yourself to get the things you wish to make. But they'll help for sure! In regards to specs; any decent new age laptop with an RTX card and 16+GB RAM will do fine for most usecases.

[@kaigorodaki]

Whats the course on the thumbnail? Ive seen that car somewhere

[@KaizenTutorials]

It's a car model by Clayton Sjoerdsma

[@Lilaquath]

is i relevant to learn human sculpting as unreal's metahuman gives u customised realistic human 3d models ?

[@KaizenTutorials]

In a sense, maybe no. But i think in the end getting a character to 100% as you want will always require manual work.

[@leoistace]

Have you taken the cubic worlds course ? If so do you think it would be useful knowledge to have even outside of the cubic worlds universe ? I've never bought a course before but I am hesitating between the cubic worlds course and master environments by cg boost Great video btw

[@KaizenTutorials]

The two courses are actually quite different, so first of all I'd say what is your goal; do you want to become better at creating environments, or do you want to become better at Blender in general? The Cubic Worlds course is definitely useful outside of the course itself, as it teaches a LOT of fundamentals. Yes they're all applied using the Cubic Worlds style, but the knowledge is applicable elsewhere. All the basics are covered, and things like shading, compositing and animation are all also touched on. The Environment course is much more specified. It teaches you things about shading for landscapes, material displacement (geared towards landscapes), material blending, camera animation etc. A lot of this is also shown in the Cubic Worlds course, just in a way less specified manner. So it all boils down to what you want to learn most and what you want to use the course for! Hope that helps :-)

[@leoistace]

@@KaizenTutorials Thank you !! That was very helpful

[@sirwani_k320]

with all due respect to you but it is ridiculous how none of these youtube videos suggest cgfasttrack while it is clearly the best and most in-depth course out there by an actual 3D Professor

[@KaizenTutorials]

I hear ya, but it's also a very well known course. I've seen literally hundreds of CGFasttrack results come by on the Blender subreddit, so I decided to not show it since most people already do know it!

[@avatardecadewho]

My wallet cries out

[@KaizenTutorials]

Haha I feel you, but they're all well worth the investment!

[@relaxcenter8742]

did you watche these courses ?, if anyone attended these courses plz tell us if they worth it ?

[@KaizenTutorials]

I have seen and read in depth most of them, and I took several of them. I can guarantee they’re all worth it!

[@relaxcenter8742]

@@KaizenTutorials thank you sir.

[@thehero59]

Is cg boost paid tutorials?

[@KaizenTutorials]

CG Boost provides high quality, paid, courses. They're YT channel offers free tutorials ofcourse, but their courses are all paid.

[@_captain_yt]

Is there an app for these courses where everything is organised and i m from India so what about payment options and what about those apps, will it work or do I have to use a vpn for them to work? There are so many questions 😢

[@KaizenTutorials]

Most of these courses are provided through online platforms and so work perfectly fine from wherever you're located. In regards to payments I'm not sure; but I think most offer PayPal or Creditcard as a payment option so it should be fine as well!

[@pavlophoenix]

Can i mixing unreal engine with blender?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Yep, you sure can. Just have to export your assets and bake textures, but they can be combined perfectly for animations/games.

[@shoubhik]

please review crossmind studio courses

[@KaizenTutorials]

I will if I ever do an update of this video!

[@kayekol]

i prefer to learn from experience from the ground up

[@KaizenTutorials]

Fair enough!

[@tuanhoxuan505]

I'm from VietNam, so difficult to know all your language that you teach, i really want to lean cours but ..

[@nbv435]

Thank you!

[@KaizenTutorials]

You're welcome!

[@ragulfx6701]

Hi, will i get job in CG industry if i learn blender???

[@KaizenTutorials]

If you're good enough, yes absolutely!

[@Vignesh-xr7rf]

Can you tell me your pc specifications?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Ryzen 3700X, RTX 3070Ti 8GB, 32GB RAM, AORUS Elite X570

[@V-95K]

Most of the software nowadays I can’t buy, I can only subscribe to them… 🤦🏻‍♂️ and the prices are crazy….

[@KaizenTutorials]

Yeah SaaS is getting more and more popular. And true, life became really expensive over the last years...

[@radhebhaiya5905]

What will be best for ar vr?

[@KaizenTutorials]

Hmm I don’t know any courses related to that! Im releasing a simple tutorial about AR on monday though!

[@LilRich-p2m]

how can i get the full course

[@KaizenTutorials]

Buy any of them theough the links in the description

[@sohitmandal3495]

Hi i am from India

[@KaizenTutorials]

Hey! 👋🇮🇳

[@IIMonkeManII]

actually if you do tutorial you shouldnt copy the exact model, you should make some kind of modification to the model

[@KaizenTutorials]

Exactly!

[@nicolas8741]

I feel that in all the KZbin recommendations... they always go to the same artists, is this reliable? or is it people paying for advertising and there is more valuable information hidden on the internet?

[@KaizenTutorials]

A bit of both! The list of courses isn’t endless and not all of them are equal in quality.

[@happysmash27]

What's the tutorial or render in the thumbnail?? I clicked on this video mainly to know that (or perhaps find a good tutorial on important aspects of it like lighting and car modelling), since it looks really nice at least at thumbnail scale.

[@KaizenTutorials]

The thubmnail is a render by Clayton Sjoerdsma. www.artstation.com/artwork/xRXVW

[@GO.......]

My pc is very bad in rendering 😭😭

[@KaizenTutorials]

Sorry to hear that! I have some tutorials on how to help with that. So feel free to check those out and see if they can help you.

[@danvallejo5739]

did you just change the title? xD

[@KaizenTutorials]

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