13 Years of Blender 3D - Here's what I've Learned

What was your favorite scene?!

If you wanted just ''one' of my old projects or tutorials to be remastered and updated.. which one would it be?! . And follow the social pages in the description for the giveaway!

Not a demand, just a pov from a fan: your works are amazing but I think you would reach a wider audience if you did more step-by-step video tutorials as these attract beginners and intermediates alike. The current videos you produce are a mix between educational and entertaining, which is not wrong but when I watch your videos it feels like I am there to be entertained, not specifically educated. I know you want to capture the fun side of education but sometimes I think it is a little overboard. Thank you for everything. I have learned a lot from your videos and i hope to continue learning.

these 2008 models still look better than the ones i "try" to make since last year lol

You've been so much fun to watch over the years. I have always especially loved your sense of humor, those Bob Ross videos with the wig being some of my favorites. Here's hoping you have many more years of success and happiness.

I recently got interested in Blender but at the same time I did not know what to do.Thanks to you I have been educated and enjoyed the tutorials.

I'm at the beginning of my Blender journey and you've been an excellent source for education as well as entertainment. Watching this just made me pick up my MacBook and get started on today's checklist of tutorials. #inspired (Also, the link in the description for the giveaway seems to be wrong or broken. It just loads the product page.)

Thank you so much, man. You and BGuru taught me so much about blender and 3d art, in general, more than another course online. Andrew demonstrated to me how to use blender, but you show that I didn't need an ultra duper computer to make something amazing and to expand beyond expectations for free software. Thank you so much

Good work! It’s very inspiring to see how much you’ve improved.

Looking back at development in 3d skills makes me happy. It’s amazing to look back at how people learned to use the software.

A lot of great insight here! Really appreciate all the work you put in to educating. I started my blender journey about 2 years ago and your channel was one of the first I came across. Always love seeing your process.

Big fan of the channel, Steve! Here's to another great 13 years of Blender!!

Really been enjoying your work and videos man keep it up learned so much from you!

It was cool to watch your whole blender journey in just eight minutes!!!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, your tutorials are simply amazing. I look forward to more content in 2022, enjoy the year-end festivities.

I love your channel!. I'm a begginer in 3D animation and your videos helped me soooo much to get around Blender and understand how things work, what I have to look out for and how to make an ok begginer project. I still have a lot to learn. Thanks so much!! Hope too see more great quality tutorials from you ❤️

Your "Scene in Under X Minutes" videos were invaluable to me learning material nodes! You showed a lot of techniques and I was able to get an idea of how they worked, then if I needed more info I could go off and look for it.

Like I always say u are one of my favorite content creator on YouTube. And this video shows why u are amazing. To learn something, we have to practice our skills and with time, we ourselves and also others can see the difference. Lots of Love from India. And Happy New Year brother. 👍👍👍

Always love videos like this. I think they’re really inspiring for artists in all stages but especially beginners who have a lot of self doubt in their abilities. Stop doubting yourself! Deliberate practice everyday and you’ll be surprised what you can do!

wow its amazing for a fact some renders were self taught its mind blowing how far you have come happy holidays and have a wonderful happy new year 💪🏽❤❤