The Best Way To Learn Blender in 2024!
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In this video I'll cover my 3-step process to learn basically ANY skill and it also works great for learning Blender in 2024! It's the perfect way to get working on your new years resolution.
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00:00 Intro
00:19 The First Step to Learn Blender
06:08 The Second Step to Learn Blender
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One thing I don't see on TH-cam in regards to Blender is motion posters. There are many videos on motion Posters with Aftereffects and Illustrator. Can you do a couple of really cool yet very simple motion posters like what they do with Aftereffects. No simulation as Blender takes to long to bake and render. You might be the first on TH-cam to start the trend of motion poster with Blender and Inkscape. Looking forward to seeing what you can come up with.
@@MyStudio-io3so ill think about it, thanks!
1. Consume content about blender
2. Identify your goal
3. Apply your knowledge
4. Join to community challenges
5. Invest(time && money)
Yesss
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Thanks Bhai 😢😢😢😮
I got no money
My resolution is to take Blender seriously for the first time in 20 years and turn it from a hobby into a career.
That’s so cool! You will succeed for sure 💪🏻
Seriously! I also want to make my career switch! The only problem is not having powerful machine.
Keep at it, you'll get there!
Honestly go for it, man! Take your time, consume and apply! 👍
😂 I feel called out.
Appreciate the epic shoutout 😂.
And this consume, apply and invest categorisation was just perfect. Exactly how you should approach the Blender journey this new years!
Thanks Stache! Really solid content, love it 🧡
just made my donut and im invested in learning more about blender + 3d art
That's great! Welcome to the Blender club
Here's a Good Roadmap for Beginners:
Navigating the Interface (specifically Controls,what things do,Keyboard Shortcuts and Moving things)
Modeling (Simple things like a house or a donut,etcTutorials)
Lighting and Materials (you will learn this from tutorial of making things as well)
Texturing (specially the nodes and what they do,also uv unwrapping)
Sculpting (learn the tools and maybe follow a few tutorials on rocks, trees and stuff)
Retopology (important if you prefer sculpting over box modeling)
Rigging (most important once if you like making characters and things move)
Animation (animation is easy if you master interface well)
Grab as many videos of these things and do them by order (by the end you should be a decent Blender Creator) from then you can branch off and pursue your goals with Blender however you want
Animation
3d Modeler
Character Creation
Scene Artist
and anything else you are interested in
Tip:If you think this might be a fun career option install the Maya controls mod to blender (Maya is industry standard and will make transitioning to Maya much easier if you want to work in the industry in the future)
Nice! I agree with all of this, good stuff, but I also feel like Blender is slowly becoming more normal as a main pipeline tool at studios, so there's not necessarily a need to learn Maya controls e.g.
Thx man, I'll use this roadmap when I master my donut skills
yess definitely start with understanding the interface! this applies to any software you want to learn to use
@KaizenTutorials thank you for the tips. I had actually gotten a degree in animation 5 years ago and had basically shelved everything after 2 years of job hunting on top of COVID. Recently I’ve strived myself to go at it again when I just came across your video. I really want to have another go at this and you’ve inspired me, so thank you.
Ah those were tough times! Glad to hear this vid got some fire back in your spirits. Good luck with the hunt! 💪🏻
I felt identified by how overwhelming learning a 3D software can be… There are so many areas to master just to render a single product. Personally I started learning more than 10 years ago but abandoned it (because it never was a priority for me at least professionally wise) Recently I took it again and I’am surprised by 2 things: how my mind seems to be understanding it better than ever, and how the software has evolved a lot for better. Funny how things sometimes just need time..
Well said, thanks!
Exactly same experience with me
@@emmanuelonuoha8379 totally, I think my last blender version was 2.76 before resuming 3D this year. It’s always a good moment to relearn things.
@@emmanuelonuoha8379 totally, i think my last blender version was 2.76 before resuming 3D. It’s always a good moment to learn new things.
thank you so much this was extremely informative love the shout out to other creators and their tutorials there are so many it can be hard to know what to start with
Thanks for the kind words!
Damn,,i start downloading blender couple days ago (its my second time using blender and need a learn lot of things),,and today i open my youtube and this video came out perfectly,,thanks man for your hardwork
Thanks! Thats cool to hear 🙏🏻
I plan on making projects like edm visuals and motion graphics while also improving my 3d concept art skills. I’m very excited now that I have more time this year 😤
Thats super cool! Good luck with your Blender journey. 🎊
Nice SF donut kaizen haha
Seriously, I think this video will help many people
Btw. Thanks also for the recommendations of other Blender channels
Thanks haha! Made a quick setup for the video 😆 and glad to hear you like the video. I do indeed hope it will be useful to many 🤗
Hi @Kaizen, thanks for sharing these tips. Some of it is really helpful. Would also love to hear in details about this new PC of yours. Please create a video on that.
Hi! I might just do that in the future. For now my specs are Risen 9 7900X, GeForce RTX 4090 FE, MSG Tomahawk B650 Mobo, 64GB RAM DDDR5.
Heck yeah! New year, new node groups!
Exactomundo!
Thank you so much for making this!
I am noticing a trend in Blender content towards realism and cinematic things. My goal with Blender is to create stylized characters and environments to be used in making comics/visual communication, with a focus primarily on prehistoric life.
I'm REALLY interested in toon shaders. Ever since I played games like Wind Waker and Okami as a kid, I've wanted to create 3D that looks 2D. I've found and followed a few channels by searching for toon/anime tutorials, but if you or anyone else has any recommendations, I eagerly await them!
Awesome! Blender is so good at it too. Definitely look into Goo Blender by DillonGoo. It's aimed at NPR style rendering and has great features for it including some shaders I believe. I don't know many NPR channels myself, but Lightning Boy Studios is a great one and Noggi also has some cool NPR videos!
@@KaizenTutorials Ohhhh, so THAT'S what NPR stands for! LOL! Knowing that will make finding resources so much easier!! Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to share those recommendations! ❤️
Just finished the donut tutorial, excited to explore more! I'm planning to explore first to fin what interests me the most. Thank you for the tips
Good idea and good luck!
Thanks u soo much i just get stuck and i just feel like quitting but this give me hope now again
Thats so cool to hear! Stay strong and keep at it. You got this!
Thanx Man !!! Your Video was Helpful !!!
Glad to hear it! Thanks 💪🏻
Just started my journey, I’m very excited
I’m honestly so jealous of you! Enjoy the ride!
Love it, all the best on your journey! 🧡
This video just game me the motivation to continue learning to become a game dev
That's awesome! Keep going and good luck!
My problem is staying focused on one task. Say I start out wanting to make a car chase, which leads to scene building, which leads to lighting, and so on. Why can't I be happy just learning the animation without needing to create the whole city around it?
This may be more of a question for a therapist, lol. I do value your insight, thank you for the vids!
Haha this is a very common issue and not a bad thing in my opinion. It just means you’re interested and enthusiastic. I’d say go for it, just take on that project and complete one task at a time. If you’re bored do another one and get back to that later. Its good to learn a lot of things (just not all things)!
You either are making a city that you can build with animations to make it alive, including a car chase featured OR you make a car chase and just import premade objects to allow more focus on the car chase.
The biggest setback I see is that so many creators believe they need to create everything when so many already have a ton of things already created for creators to use.
@@SlothFang I start with just wanting the chase, but then get focused on making a whole portion of a city to animate it in. I'm not good at shot-by-shot. I wonder if it's because I've used UE for a while and got used to easily making huge scenes. I have no problem with already-made assets, in fact I rely on them.
I see having multiple interests as a good thing.
I get bored quickly of doing the same thing over and over, so I enjoy switching things up by playing with lighting, then doing some modelling, and when I feel like texturing I wrangle some texture nodes.
Sure, it would be better carer-wise to hyper-specialise in one field, but for me it's just a hobby (currently).
@@imperfectimp I still think I ought to finish one thing before I start another, lol. But thank you the encouraging words!
Wow didn't know there was a tutorial on how to learn to learn blender!, this community is so cool!
There's a tutorial on basically anything in this community, haha! Welcome!
I've not done this in blender yet, but this is an amazing general formula I've kinda done with other stuff
Awesome, glad to hear you agree!
This is really awesome 💖
Thank you!
great video. feels obvious but it's too easy to overlook the importance of research. it's tedious and mind blowing the amount of info out there that this video helps, thank you
Thanks for the kind words!
Thanks For Sharing Brother 😍🙏
You’re most welcome 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for all that I really appreciate it . I am an aspiring music producer and I intend to use Blender to create beautiful scenes and renders as art work for my music.
No problem and cool! Good luck on your Blender journey :-D
Recently i have come upon a video that told me about vertices, faces, edges. Grab, extrude.. and i think thats where people should start
Ah yeah that could definitely work!
Fantastic breakdown of the learning process for Blender! Your three-step method is pure gold, and I love how you emphasize the importance of consuming content first to find your passion within Blender. It's so true that diving deep into what excites you can make the learning journey much more enjoyable. 💡
I've personally found inspiration from some of the creators you mentioned, like Ducky 3D and Blender Guru. Their tutorials have been invaluable! 🙌
Question for the community: What specific project or area in Blender are you most passionate about learning?
Thank you for the kind words! And great question to the community. Let's hope people react!
My new revolution to learn 3D Blender is to get money. I know It's not an easy task, but "NEVER GIVE UP"
You got this! 💪🏻👌🏻👍🏻
If at the beginning you start with the end goal being money, believe me the process will definitely be boring but if you start with feeling and enjoyment you will never be satisfied with the work and always want to create something new until the end without realizing it you are already at the point pro. Because I have experienced it, although not with Blender software, but now I am quite grateful because there are companies that use my services and I can survive in it. 🙂
@ 7:32 you state "Between the information youre trying to absorb and the application of this information repetition is key here..." i have dabbled with cad programs and found alot pretty simple. This week i began blender although ive had it for years never got into it; intimidated. for the 1st 3 days, i did the first 6 lessons of BlenderGuru's donut build 4 times. the past 2 days i did 6-10, and today i will try to do it all again in one shot and maybe even finish the entire tutorial. Each time I redid a video, i would retain just a smidgen more of information, though i would admit i have been over consuming.
i also just realized this morning the transcripting option while viewing videos and i find this is going to make this go so much smoother now that i can reference and write key moments in note pads and such for my own shortcut information to post on sticky notes and other things, or just having a compendium at my side of useful information
I immediately followed you after the first 2 mins. Because you are extremely relatable with what you said about PC and blender😂
Haha thanks for the sub! 🧡
Start from donut from blender guru and then after you done your donut there are 2 options or way you can do :
1. you start looking for any short tutorial (not the tutorial that is not actually a tutorial).
2. Start making simple project, that base from your imagination but try to use Play Station 1 game quality as reference (example : final fantasy 7 or crash Bandicoot). And later slowly improve.
Hmm yeah that's one way of doing things for sure.
Started my journey today by making donuts..... For the first time I just followed the tutorial but didn't got that much about blender right now like geometry nodes, and that complex things for now but yeah am Extremely excited for more 🔥🔥🔥
Hope to see my inner potential more nd more 🔥
Good luck on your Blender journey!
I was welcomed in 3D world by RHINO 6 and i participated in a blender tank making challenge and made a tank in rhino and the guy was surprised by my rhino skills. When i used blender it seems much easier then rhino and feels handy looking forward to it❤😍
That's awesome! Hopefully you're here to stay. Welcome to the club!
That me also, before i got into CG... I consumed a lot of CG content and it was just born out of pure curiosity
Niiiice!
Dude who edits your videos and with what software its awesomee (great content also)
Thanks and thanks haha! I currently do everything myself and I edit in DaVinci Resolve.
I will first finish the donut tutorial for blender 4.0 *again* and then I‘ll increase my learning curve.
Ths was truly The Kaisenest
I wonder how many people get stuck in Step 1 though and spend endless hours consuming more and more and more TH-cam content about Blender, without even once actually applying that consumed content to projects of their own.
That's a very fair point and something to be wary of when learning a skill!
Hey Kaizen, love the video! The thing I'm stuck in right now is, I wanna be an environment artist for games, but the environments have so many tiny details and tiny objects that I take months to create just one environment! I think I'm too slow, I don't know how people do it so fast. I really like realism btw so that's my focus. What would you recommend to make me learn to do it faster? Do you know any good courses in this specific area (environments for games)? Thanks in advance :)
Thanks! The CG boost course i mention in this video is really good. And as it’ll show you making all your own assets for environments (although very fun) is almost impossible! So my recommendation is to get asset packs with foliage, props and buildings. This will help you focus on what matters; the environments and world/story building! Hope that helps 🙏🏻
@@KaizenTutorials Thanks for answering! Yea I thought I had to model everything so this is a problem that was slowing me down, so this helps a lot! I ended up buying Thiago Klafke's Master Environment course, it's very good. I recommend you to look into it! It's mainly for environments for games and for AAA studios but teaches a lot more too like how to market your work, how to formulate ideas, etc.
I just wanna create Synty like low poly assets for my game. These dudes so advenced for my goal but it still looks intresting.
I'm gonna learn about blender during winter break!!!
Awesome! Good luck!
true indeed...
Amazing & Motivated Video.
Student of UIUX designing.
Syeda Mairaj (S.MJN)from Pakistan!
Thanks!
My dream is making a videogame, I just have 13 years, and I am very motivated thanks to this video.
New sub
Thanks, good luck on your journey!
I started blender a year ago after watching NerdForge’s video. I tried the classic donut tutorial and then the interface stopped responding to me. So I gave up. I will attempt to get back into it again soon. I have so many things I want to do this year 😂 I hope I can keep up
That's great! Good luck on your Blender journey this year.
@@KaizenTutorials thank youuu 🥹
I feel like my biggest thing I've done wrong is not be in a community with other artists. I've uploaded my work to Instagram where my friends can see my art. I'd get compliments like "that's cool" but it doesn't help in the long term like another artist knowing what I might be doing wrong to get better. I feel like my strong suit is lighting but not so much in actual natural movement of a character.
Great input and self reflection. Getting feedback from your peers, both people better and worse at your skill, is really important! So yes you're right; joining communities with artists is important!
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That's exactly what I do with programming tutorials.
I'm just beginning to learn Blender. My goal is to create a 3D model of my hometown circa 1900 based on historic drawings and photographs to allow virtual walk-throughs.
That's cool! Good luck.
My resolution is to stay focused, to do that I want to find a blender duo that I could check in with every week to keep me motivated and bounce ideas off of
lmk if anyone would wana do that lol
Awesome! feel free to join my Discord and find more likeminded people :-) link in the description!
The issues for me with this is that consuming things makes me forget other stuff i learned, i have autism and i sometines tend to get off track and be confused, i wish i had a person by my side teaching instead of having to constantly back track every video i am playing, it breaks my brain and makes me loose hope, but i hope i can make it as a decent blender creator soneday
Ah damn, that sounds annoying :-( but please don't give up! I'm sure you can do what you want if you keep at it.
@@KaizenTutorials hopefully if i get the time
Love you man ! thank you so much
Appreciate it! 🙏🏻🧡
since December 2019 I have been saying I will start learn blender tomorrow and now it's February 2024 and I finally sat my a$$ down and start learning, don't make the frustration of the first time open blender gets to you, because I let it gets to me and I didn't open blender again for over 4 years.
True!
Rise up, for the Blender beast is not your foe but your steed, waiting to gallop into the realms of imagination. Remember, every expert was once a beginner who decided to start and then persisted. Embrace the complexity, wrestle with the nodes, dance with the vertices, and soon, you'll be painting with polygons like the digital Michelangelo you were destined to be.
Well said!
@KaizenTutorials I gave up on Blender after donut tutorial, but after a while I finally decided to give it a go. Do you think 4060ti is capable enough for Blender? I'm extremely anxious thinking that I made a huge mistake ordering 4060ti instead of 4070.
Good to have you back then! The 4060ti is going to be plenty for almost all scenarios! Depending on how much VRAM it has you can run into some issues with large scale environment scenes and such but mostly it will be amazing. Don't stress out about it! It's a better card than probably 75% of people have to use in Blender.
My resolution is to properly learn blender after my entrances before my college starts and pursue it as a professional hobby and make a portfolio side by side while doing Btech.
Great, good luck on your journey!
Man the first two minutes is exactly how I am
yes
Yes
Don't forget! If you want to dive more into the 3D industry, learning other software is a must! More specifically, understanding workflows.
I love Blender, but would only use it for modeling. Just my preference!
True! If you're working at a company you'll have to learn more about pipelines and be able to use multiple software's.
@KaizenTutorials do you recomend any online schools if one would want to study 3d preferably in blender?
Actual online schools? I don't know any actual online schools. I do know some course style online schools that also guide you. A great Blender example of that would be Blender Academy.
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NO 1 tutorial to fallow when you start, is Blender guru Donut tutorial.... This is the most exautive one you can do and its kind of a rite of passage!
It kinda is a rite of passage yeah haha
what youre describing in the beginning sounds a lot like what i experience as a neurodivergent person, and it could be either a hyper fixation or a special interest depending on how much you focusing on a new subject to learn about it impacts the rest of your life. if you're focusing on learning a new thing so much that you loose track of time, forget to take care of yourself, or do other important things like social engagements, appointments, bills, etc, that's a hyper fixation. a special interest is a really intense and sometimes sudden interest that takes over your life, but usually not to the point that you're working so much you forget to eat.
Wow, that's interesting! I don't think it's that intense for me, but I do spend a lot of time learning/researching something when it triggers me.
im still making my first donuts. wish me luck. and yea, im starting to consume some of blender content to keep my mind straight 3D
Nice! Good luck 🍀
Very nice video! Wish I had this when I started off, but I guess it is what it is. Though I think I'll share my own experience in blender here:
I started my journey in Blender in about 2020/2021. I had a parttime job in retail and I focussed on making 3D character models from Madness Combat, mainly for use in VRChat.
Overtime I learned how to make proper humanoid models, made my own oc, and after 2 years of additional fulltime in retail, I quit the job to put all my effort into Character Modeling/rendering in Blender as a career.
Granted its been 5 months or so since I quit retail and I've barely gotten and commission clients or patreon support, but I'm still trying and honing my craft. Hopefully one day I can get a job with my skillsets at least.
That said, I'm still learning animation and I only just started learning VFX alongside Character Modeling, so who knows ^^;
Nice, good luck with your Blender journey!
Sir Plz make a vdo for beginners on nodes.... How to use different nodes? ❤ 🙏 Request from INDIA ..... 😊
Noted, thanks! :-D
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I can do all that stuff; I'm proficient in every aspect of them. Sometimes, I get bored using Blender and return to my 2D drawing skills.
Nice, if you can do both 2D and 3D that's awesome!
I love so much 3D
good video bro
Thank you!
Who would be considered one of the better artists/creators of space based Sci-fi models for cinematography
Oof no idea... Rui Huang makes some very cinematic sci-fi stuff!
@KaizenTutorials Roger that...I've seen some of his ( or she..I don't know) work, thanks for the reply...👍
If my main interest is in 3D environments do you think that's too advanced to begin with or is it ok to only focus on that?
I don't necessarily think so. You can always split up an interest in smaller segments and learn those individually. So maybe start by creating some assets for your desired environment. Plants, rocks, assets, whatever your environment needs. This will teach you modeling/texturing etc and after you've done that you can maybe use those assets to build an environment. This will be a long process, but full of great information and knowledge.
Kaizen ! is there any course for you in skillshare ?
Not yet! But I will be making some this year 💪🏻💪🏻
Beautiful fonts used in the video, what are the name of these fonts?
I use Caught and Futura! Thanks :-) 😊
Is it worth learning product animation. I’ve always found that interesting never done it. But if I’m going to get into blender might as well have one main focus, you know?
Absolutely! There's a big market for professional product animators.
besides that this is such a great video, did you just cut your hair at 4:28 AHHAHAH
hahaha thanks and yes I did lol
Im really into npr,animation,etc and right now i want to learn simple stylised modeling. Any recommendations?
Absolutely anything by Lightning Boy Studios and Dillon Guu (Goo Engine)!
@@KaizenTutorials thanks
The damn donut didn't work out for me 2 years ago so here I am. Let's do this.
Let's goooo! Good luck!
great
Thank you!
I want to make carreer in this field 3d ( specially in gaming ) I'm from india and belong from middle class family, just completed my 12th and dont wanna waste money in institute bcz half of institute is old type and making money from students not giving knowledge 😔 , I'm trying to learn online 😃 I dont know why I'm telling you
But thankyou so much for this video very helpful 🫠❤️ Not familiar with English but yaa I'm learning languages + skills ❤️ God bless you
I love blender but im sooo interested in lego animation i wanna learn allot 😊
Awesome, that's the spirit!
My hardest part of learning this was not get bored, it was hard. I dont even finish any game and learn many thing out of boredom but ended with not finish single thing. I dont know what to do.
Ah ok! Yeah I think if you're bored you need to find something to do in Blender you really want to do. Finding something you relaly enjoy in Blender should help you maintain focus. But even then it can be hard!
@@KaizenTutorials @KaizenTutorials yeah, i think ibwill start my long run project to create pokemon model (the simple one first) then hope can make the harder one. I like pokemon and i want to like work in blender to, hope me success sir. And, i wish for the best for your channel and your life and if you become bigger person, hope still become this humble person that help blender newbie like me :).
i was a maya user for 10 years but now i am blender user and i don't regret !!! for sure blender will dethrone MAYA!!!
Blender ftw!
How long do you think until the 3d model generators are as good as the 2d AI like midjourney? I'm worried about investing too much time into blender just for people to be getting clean nice topology with high detail and textures just from a prompt in a year (It exists now but its not exactly 'there' yet)
To be honest, id rather have ai that retopologize my sculpt with clean topology that is animatable.
I mean I think it'll be a few more years for sure. But having said that looking at it like this is, in my opinion, not the right way. You don't have to become a 'game prop artist' you have to become an 'artist'. Become good at a skill and learn to create the best style possible as an artists and there will forever be work for you. At least that's how I feel!
@@KaizenTutorials Well said, maybe having the entire package will still have value, for example rigging animation compositing and packaging it all together, maybe even use unreal engine too, I would HOPE all that combined will still have value in the future. If you mastered the workflow to combine all of those, that would be something that AI is more like 5 years away from doing. Although video gen is impressive, "consistency" and "art direction" is where people will still shine
Yeah, I agree!
I'm focusing on learning plasticity
I remember blender when it first came out. Yea I looked at it but it did not impress me, As I was currently using Lightwave 3D, a power house in 3d animation for movie and television, and still is for those in the know. Now , I am learning blender, but still love lightwave and excited about the new owners of lightwave.
Nice! I've heard of Lightwave before but never seen it. Cool to hear you're now also learning Blender and absolutely no need to leave Lightwave behind!
we have the same monitor arms
Nice! They’re awesome 🤩
I hope I can do this as a career
You will if you keep at it!
Wait a minute i remember watching this already
Hha yep had to reupload due to an error oopsie
I really want to learn abt environment which channel should i watch
Martin Klekner's or Convingsworth. Also my own environment video about layers and Max Hay!
@@KaizenTutorials thank you brother
I'm not sure how to answer the question above, as I have been learning to use Blender before 2023, I'll continue to keep learning it?
Sounds like the best plan ever!
Id love to use blender but it just looks so complicated 😫
Seeing other people use it makes it look so easy
It is kinda complicated when you begin, but it becomes easier FAST!
I’m currently in the state of building a donut
Donut it up! And what's planned after that?
@@KaizenTutorials I’m planning to create my own assets for unreal engine. It’s crazy, how everything is for free!
Hi can i ask, if possible that i can render animation or 2d animation build in GPU like ryzen 3 3200g?
I think you should be able to as long as the hardware is compatible with Blender.
i wanna make my own 3d show, is that possible for a beginner such as myself?
Absolutely, if you set your mind to it, keep at it and try to achieve small goals that amount to bigger things I don't see why not!
The biggest barrier for me is trying to undo all the Maya instincts that I've been taught
Ah yeah I get that coming in from a different software can be annoying and daunting!
My goal is to conquer my ADHD and dyslexia and get good at 3d animation in blender and Maya, and for the first time not give up.
Nice, i hope you succeed! You got this 💪🏻👍🏻
is 3d modelling a good career path? currently 15 years old and started yesterday, but im having doubts.
Bro same
Obviously I can't tell the future, but personally I'd say yes. First of all; if you enjoy doing it it's always a good choice. Will it make you rich? No, probably never. But if you only care about money go do other stuff. If you like 3D but are scared of AI; I wouldn't be. Just try and become great with a unique style and skills and there will always be work for you.
Learning blender was my resolution 2 years ago. And still continue..... 😂
Haha good, you're never done learning Blender