Blender Resources List - Tutorials, Tips and Best Practices




The purpose of this post is to share videos, articles and other resources that have been helpful to me in my journey of learning more about Blender. The software has been an amazing tool for both 2D and 3D works of mine.

I have a YouTube playlist with a lot of these videos saved, but unfortunately, there's no good way to organize or categorize them there without creating several separate playlists, which I do not want to do. Therefore, I thought I'd do that here and share it with y'all while at it.

Keep in mind that this is a living post and should be updated in the future as I find more useful resources. Also, make sure to also check any links for written resources available down below as they're often very informative and not so easy to find in video format.

Enjoy! ^^

Modelling






Topology





Matte Painting

- Easy Camera Projection in Blender


- Camera Perspective Matching in Blender


- 360 Panorama Render in Blender


- Baking Lighting, Shadows, Textures and Reflections in Blender


Shaders

- Arcane Style shader

- 90's Anime Style in Blender


- PS1 Style Objects in Blender




- Painterly Brush Strokes style with Geometry Nodes


- Fake Rim Light in Blender


Texturing / UVs



Rigging










Written Resources:
- Rigging a Spaulder an easy way

Environment Art

- How to make an abandoned house in Blender


- Blender Architecture Addon


Grease Pencil











Time-Lapses
















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