This is a list of tutorials that I came across to learn and practise Blender. I started this as a way to keep track of the tutorials for myself, as well as to share it with whoever needs some sort of reference to get started. It is non-exhaustive and I will try to continue add in new tutorials as I go along.
For now, I will split the list into Beginner and Intermediate tutorials; for fresh Blender users who are just starting out and for people who already know the basics of the software. From there on however, it is really up to you to decide which aspect of 3D do you wish to go deeper into, and then you can look further into the relevant tutorials to further your learning.
The Beginner:
Blender Guru donut series:
Andrew Price is one of the most popular online personality, aka Blender Guru, or the donut guy. His famous (or infamous to some) donut tutorial goes through a variety of functions from interface, modelling, modifiers, to sculpting, particles, materials, composition and lighting, procedural displacement, rendering, and even more. Don’t understand any of those terms? Check out this tutorial series now and you will be able to grasp most of those concepts after a couple of videos.
While some may wish for a more concise tutorial, Blender Guru mixes humour and personal stories with specific step-by-step instructions for an easy to follow and rather motivational experience. This was how I started my Blender learning journey too, having ended up making more than 20 donuts as practice.
Aside from the donut, he also since also created another beginner-friendly series on modelling a chair:
He also covers a wide range of topics that helps to build realism in a scene, such as composition, lighting, colours, and things that are not only applicable to Blender or even to 3D. I will also list his more intermediate tutorials below.
