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Critters
An excellent course to get you started on the world of 3D and learning the essentials of Blender! Zach does a great job explaining the main areas of 3D for beginners, not only showing what things do but also delves into the more technical areas for how they work as opposed to just following the videos and inputting values. Most of the videos are short and easy to follow, but the editing in the second main area of the course [UV, Texturing and Baking Processes] is rather quick and harder to follow. Despite that, it's certainly worth the investment if you're looking to get started in Blender. Now I'm struggling to decide which course to take next, thank you, Zach and everyone at CG Boost!
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Étienne
Great courses to learn all of the essential from Blender!
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Matthew Smith
Excellent course, very comprehensive ... a bit face paced in some areas... but overall very solid. I will come back to review certain areas from time to time. Please keep up the good work and release more courses and updates.
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Palash Pallav Gogoi
Great knowledge.
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Pedro Henrique Carvalho
I learned a lot from the course. Zach is a really good teacher, and the bite size lessons were what I needed to get a good understanding of the topics that may seem overwhelming at first, but are really well explained by Zach.
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Rami
Props to this course. The instructor, Zacharias, has years of experience and provides everything he knows in Blender and modeling. He explains every bit of the functions Blender has to offer for beginners. The Launch Pad is divided into three parts. In the first part, Zach goes into detail about modeling and what different actions, functions, and operations do. After the first part, I became much more confident in using Blender alone and the software was no longer intimidating. In the second part, you'll make a low-poly car and learn about animation, and the third and final part is about texturing. I recommend this course to any beginner who is tired of YouTube tutorials and hasn't learned anything valuable from them, or if you come directly from the Free Beginners Course. There is a reason why they are called tutorials and not courses: courses break down every bit of the software and detail it pedagogically.
