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Render Engines in Blender - Eevee vs Cycles: Which One To Choose?

Choosing between Eevee and Cycles really boils down to what you are trying to achieve with your project. Understand the basics of these render engines, compare their pros and cons, and pick the best option for rendering in Blender with this article.

3D Balloon Text with Blender - Part 2

Follow up my previous article where we modelled a bubbly 3D typography. Let's focus on rendering the final image in this article.

3D Balloon Text with Blender - Part 1

Want to play around and try a fun text effect on Blender? Learn to make bubbly balloon texts with the help of this article!

Beginner's Guide to Cloth Simulation in Blender

Want to play around with physics and simulations in Blender but don't know where to start? Dip into this basic and easy-to-follow tutorial and start with a cloth simulation.

Boost Your Blender Efficiency: 6 Tricks You Need to Know

Simplify complex tasks and increase workflow efficiency by following the Blender shortcuts mentioned in this article.

Model 3D Cats in Blender

Considering to add a furry friend to your 3D game? Learn how to model 3D cats in Blender with the help of this article and bring them to life in your virtual world.

Creating Real-Time Magic Beams Visual Effects: Part 2

The beam part is created using a UV scrolling shader that is later modified in the particle system. The anticipation parts of the effect will be done in the unity particle system with the help of some textures created in GIMP and a simple mesh.

Destructive 3D Environment using Rigid Body - Part 1: Creating 3D Assets

Learn how to create destructive 3D assets in Blender, which can be implemented for creating a destructive environment in Unity Engine.

Creating Real-Time Magic Beams Visual Effects: Part 1

In this first part of the multi-part blog, we will create real-time magic beams visual effects using Blender and GIMP and try them out in different settings.

Creating a Sentry Gun: Part 7 Finalizing Animations

This is the final part of the sentry gun animation series, where we will learn how to set up key poses and use the interpolation method in smoothing our final animation.

Creating a Sentry Gun: Part 6 - Animation

We can now start animating the sentry gun. This part of the sentry gun series will show you how to animate the shooting, recoil, and deploy animations.

Creating a Sentry Gun: Part 5 - Tips and Tricks

This part of the Creating a Sentry Gun series will give general tips and tricks for setting up the sentry model so that we can finally move on to animating in the next part.

Hand Icons with Blender

This blog post will show you how to create 3D icons of stylized hands in different poses using Blender.

Creating a Sentry Gun: Part 4 - Finalizing the Rig

This part of the Creating a Sentry Gun series will focus on finalizing the rigging procedure for the sentry so we can move on to animating it properly later on.

Creating a Sentry Gun: Part 3 - Advanced Rigging

Continuing from the previous part about basic rigging, this part of the Creating a Sentry Gun series will show some advanced rigging processes using constraints and controllers.

Creating a Sentry Gun: Part 2 - Basic Rigging

This part of the Creating a Sentry Gun series will demonstrate how to properly rig your sentry, making it easier to animate and skin.

Creating a Mermaid Rig for #Mermay

In this blog post, I will break down my process of creating the Mermaid rig which I used to create different mermaids for the occasion of #mermay.

Preparing a Low Poly Game Character: Part 2

After going through the steps in Part 1, this part will show you how to use Mixamo to animate our model and import these animations in Unity.

Creating a Sentry Gun: Part 1 - Modelling

In this series, we will learn how to create a sentry gun turret that resembles the one from TF2 from scratch. This part focuses on the modelling process.

Preparing a Low Poly Game Character: Part 1

Low Poly Game Characters are essential for mobile games because of their rendering cost. Today, we will go through the process of preparing such a character for a mobile game.

Basic Toon Shader in Blender

Toon Shaders, also known as cel-shaders, are shader effects you can use to make your 3D models look like they were drawn on a 2D surface with flat lighting.

Transferring Normal Data in Blender

Normal Data Transfer allows us to create complex surfaces for meshes without adding to the rendering cost. This tutorial will show you how you can transfer Normal Data in Blender.

Beginner's Tutorial to Blender Sculpting

Learning to sculpt is my current obsession, and practice is the only way to get better. And what better subject than a cute duck?

Stylized Game Art - Trees: Part 2

Following my previous article on the Stylized Game Art series, this blog post will show you another example of how you can create stylized trees in Blender.

Creating a Piston Rig in Blender

In this blog, we will learn to easily create a piston rig in Blender that is easy to use and animate.