Blender Modelling, Rendering & More

Blender is open-source software for 3D animation. It is a good program for both professionals and beginners alike in 3D art. This guide was construed […]

Want to create base meshes for sculpting without having to fiddle with countless vertices? Then Blender’s Skin Modifier is just what you’re looking for.

Imagine fitting a box around your 3D model and moving the points of the box to manipulate the model. Rather than going into edit mode […]

As the name suggests, this feature is used to split or separate edges within a mesh. The edge split modifier in Blender is often used […]

If you find yourself going too far by making your model too smooth, there is a way to revert it back. Follow these three simple steps!

There are no short cuts to learning 3D modelling. Each 3D tool have their own advantages and disadvantages. Check out what Blender’s are!

Can we paint over our Blender models or even bake the paint? If so, why would we even want to do that? To answer that question, read here!

Blender has a vast number of modifiers which is actually a good thing as it makes the tool very versatile and flexible. The downside is […]

→ Your starting point to becoming a Blender guru is here! In this article we’ll be looking at how to merge vertices of an object […]

→ Blender 3D Modelling By Example ← This post is about modelling in Blender using Bezier curves. Bezier curves can be used for a whole […]

In this post, we will be looking at the simplest animation you can create using Blender. We’ll set up two scenarios using the exact same […]

In this post we take a look at how mimicking realistic lighting conditions using HDRI maps on Blender can result in the most realistic 3D renders. […]