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Dominik Ruzsenszki
I came back to Blender in September after dabbling in it a little back in 2011, so I was fairly familiar with the very basics, however I was fairly lost with how to go in the right direction.
That's when I found Grant Abbitt's free courses, which were great but after finishing them I had the same problem as before, I was comfortably at a beginner level in Blender where I could model nearly anything low-poly, but I had no idea how to take my skill to the next level and move onto more intermediate projects.
That's where I feel this course is the perfect step up, while the beginning was a little redundant for someone who already knew most of the shortcuts and modelling fundamentals, there were still bits here and there that I learned something completely new, and the further along I got with the course the more and more I learned. After finishing, I feel completely comfortable saying my skills are on an intermediate level.
I also don't have my problem from the beginning now, I know where my skills are and thus know how to proceed and where to go as I now feel good enough to take on some more advanced courses.
In conclusion this course is the perfect way to get you on your way, whether you're a complete beginner or someone looking to take the next step and polish up your skills after learning all the fundamentals from somewhere else.
Nigel Hillyer
Having used CAD and Revit for some years, and having created a lot of 3D concepts, models etc. I thought I would find the transition into Blender quite easy - not so! Blender itself is very well programmed, and the 2.8 interface is a real revelation, but because of its power it can be very daunting for the beginner.
I have used 3dsMax in the past (a little) and found that pretty hard going, and the tutorials for it often doesn't deal with the fundamental skills you need - moving into Blender was very similar, so I looked around for a course and stumbled across Zach on YouTube. What a difference!
The course itself is really well-structured with 'bite-size' fundamentals videos to introduce a topic, and to give you a strong understanding of it, this is then followed by the execution of the topic in the context of the model and animation created during the course. The training materials flow well, and are logically ordered, and the 'bite-size' nature of the videos means that you can easily find a topic again if you need to refresh your memory as you apply the techniques.
The final result is a testament to the quality of the course and the teaching method which gives you skills which you can apply to any, and every, project as you progress with Blender. I really can't recommend this course highly enough for the beginner or intermediate user.
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Neil Wright
I really enjoyed this course, short sharp videos and a great tutor. I would certainly recommend to anyone interested in Blender.
Erik Hansen
This is the best blender course out there! Zach is an exceptional teacher and I would recommend this course to anyone who would like to learn the ins and outs of blender!
Matej Sušnik
With the knowledge you get from this course alone you can make quite nice looking animation which is amazing.
At this moment I haven't finish the course yet, because I started goofing around and drifted away from tutorials...as seen on the picture :)
Long story short, you'll get enough knowledge here for blender to become fun.
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Abdiel Wahyu Ramadhyono
Hi Zach. Thank you so much for this course. It really helped me a lot.
I just know Blender about few months ago and I feel like I want to learn more about it. I started searching for free tutorials on Youtube to improve my skills and then I found your channel. I started watching your free tutorials about the apples. I love your teaching style.
I am really careful when it comes to money, since I'm still in college. But then I decided, I want to learn your course more and it is not disappointing.
I want to be an intern in a game company and I just made my portfolio. I hope someday I can make a living in a 3D world.
Again, thank you so much!
