Blender 2.8 3D Model Western Stylised Saloon Complete Beginners Guide Part 1 Pixar Style

[@3DTudor]

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[@zippzappzappel1818]

Hello Neil ... I'm just getting started in Blender. Your tutorials help very well. For the first time I understand the Mark Seams ... Thank you very much and stay healthy.

[@3DTudor]

Hi Zip haha really glad about that and don't worry it took me a long time in the beginning to also understand seams :)

[@CamperJohn]

Looking forward to the series. Thanks for explaining how you are going to display commands and short cuts, very much appreciated.

[@3DTudor]

You're very welcome!

[@CynthiaExplores]

Hi! I just needed to tell you, I have been struggling with blender for the past three weeks as a student, but your tutorial style is saving me. It feels so straightforward and you don't rush through it. This is saving me and I appreciate these videos so much. Hopefully, you'll make a sheriff's office video to follow up this one! I'm a sucker for westerns and am loving this style so far!

[@3DTudor]

Hi Stella, that's so heart-warming to hear! Could I please quote you in an email to my students to describe this positive experience with my students? :) I've added the Western Sheriff's Office KZbin video idea to my Trello board for you and will work on some concepts in the future.

[@CynthiaExplores]

@@3DTudor For sure! Feel free to quote me! Thank you again. I really am learning so much from your channel.

[@3DTudor]

@@CynthiaExplores That's really great. I will try and fit this in with my new course release email next week :)

[@revenevan11]

Actually glad I saw an ad for once, thanks for the awesome lesson! I just started using blender the other day to make a series of pics into a timelapse and used a basic KZbin tutorial to see how it worked, which is probably why it knew to give me this ad 😁

[@3DTudor]

I do believe the tutorial is well put together hence why i did advertise it. Its not something i normally do but I will be glad if more people see it and comment like you have. Thanks a lot for that :)

Wooooo!!! excelente!!! quería ver algo así del salvaje oeste!....y gratis???? nooooo...definitivamente esto no se puede dejar de aprovechar, hay que seguir la secuencia! gracias Neil!

[@3DTudor]

Love it! You're most welcome, Alberto :) Thank you so much for your feedback here

[@zerocats1]

I respect you for using the default cube

[@3DTudor]

Took me a long time not to delete it XD

[@hajkli]

Hi Neil, I already took two of your Udemy courses and they were great, I can recommend them to others and I looking forward for this experience :). I like the idea doing more things, more models, more materials from the same topic, or create bigger scene over time. I think this approach is missing on youtube/udemy right now.

[@3DTudor]

Great to hear Hajkli. That is the plan ! I will be referencing heavily as it seems you are correct and a lot of people seem interested in this idea :)

[@samdavepollard]

quality content many thanks for giving this away subbed

[@3DTudor]

My pleasure!

[@allynnichols2183]

Great work as always. Thank you :)

[@3DTudor]

Thanks that means a lot :)

[@schmuddelecke]

I wish I could give 199 + 1 likes! I am taking 3 courses from you, with which I have learned many many skills in Blender. Many thanks for that! I think it's very good that you are now delighting us with stylized modeling processes, although I am very interested in the subject of "Western". I hope that 200 likes will come together quickly and permanently so that we can create our own small town !? I also find your new style with the explanations and tips interesting and very helpful.

[@3DTudor]

Thanks Andreas. Its great to hear you have learned a lot along the way through doing my courses :) I hope this KZbin course gets enough exposure so i can carry on with this.

[@schmuddelecke]

Also interesting is the split function (y) when creating the boards or planks. I learned from you the somewhat more cumbersome way of separating (p) and then reconnecting (ctrl-j) when creating planks. With the current way it is a little more elegant.

[@3DTudor]

@@schmuddelecke We are together as a community always learning from each other and i don't think anyone knows everything and every shortcut that Blender has to offer :) I will always be researching the fastest ways to produce high quality work and then pass it on to my subs and students.

[@vazak11]

Looks cool!

[@3DTudor]

Thanks hope you like it :)

[@3DTudor]

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[@gloriacastelva]

Thanks a lot!!!!!

[@3DTudor]

Your welcome

[@greetings5640]

I couldn’t see what you were clicking at the top, and I didn’t understand fast enough what you were doing. Still, looking forward for the series.

[@3DTudor]

Hi Detox which part and time stamp please ?

[@snookems17]

I will share it in every Blender Group I`m in for you to reach 200.

[@3DTudor]

Wow, thanks! Gabriele :) I best get Blender ready for part two of the series then.

[@snookems17]

@@3DTudor I hope we will get your 200. Lot´s of ppl. love your Udemy courses and the way you teach. :)

[@Shady12]

it’s 69 likes i refuse to like

[@3DTudor]

Hope you like now XD