Blender 4.4 The complete training

Julien Deville surveys Blender’s major creative systems through a substantial training course. Modeling and material work connect with lighting, animation and simulation, while sculpting and geometry nodes extend the range. It suits learners looking for breadth across the application before choosing a specialized workflow.

What you will learn

• Model objects and construct materials.
• Explore animation, rigging and simulation tools.
• Use sculpting and geometry-node concepts.

Who this suits

Learners with good computer skills; knowledge of 3D basics is helpful but is not required.

Before you enroll

Check the Blender version, starter-file compatibility and computer requirements before enrolling. Rendering and larger scenes can need more memory than simple modeling exercises. Save an editable project and review texture or model licenses before distributing your work.

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Put it into practice

Create a fictional object with a simple material and animation, then document how its modeling, shading and motion stages fit together.

Source and review

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