Hard Surface Modelling in Maya (Udemy.com)

Made it to the toaster and has been really informative also learn some new tools that I have not use before while using maya. There some optimization methods he could have used to if he wanted to keep poly count low, but that was not necessarily his goal as much as it was mine.

came here from another courses also taught by Abraham, I love this course, it's very detail, very engaging, keeps me motivated. I learn lots of new tricks but for some reasons, even after several tries, the Mash tricks didn't work well for me. overall, this course is great, newcomers, don't hesitate to take this course. thank you Abraham for teaching.

Very detailed explanation on each of the chapters and so many approaches to solve the problems have been covered. Definitely improved my modelling skills and improved my understanding on how to analyze and approach a model. Absolutely recommend the course ! Thanks a ton to the instructor who put so much effort to make this course so understandable and easy to follow along.

I'm on Section 2 of this course and I'm having a blast! I love the attention to detail the instructor provides and all the neat little tricks I'm learning along the way. The only reason I left it at 4 stars instead of 5 is because the instructor talks so fast I have to slow the video down at times to catch on to what he says as he's doing things. Other than that one complaint, I am impressed with the knowledge he brings to the table and can't wait to continue!

Para este curso tienes que saber varios shortcuts y saber moverte alrededor de Maya, porque no se explican muchas operaciones, y las operaciones son muy rápidas, no lo recomendaría a alguien que apenas está aprendiendo.

Wow! I just finished the course and I want to say big thank you to Abraham and his team for very well designed material and all those little details and insights how to model hard surfaces. The course is 'must have' if want to be good at modeling

Great course from a great instructor. I really appreciate that he leaves in the mistakes and takes the time to go back and do it correctly because when you're on a job it never goes perfectly like a polished tutorial. This way you get to see how to deal with some issues that will arise on the job. Anyone can follow along to a tutorial but can you learn how to problem solve on the fly? These types of courses are much more beneficial IMO.

This was such a great course. I've taken a lot of Udemy/tutorial videos learning more about ZBrush and Maya at this point, and this ranks in the very top echelon. The instructor showed every step of the process, did it quick, but not too quick, and he somehow made it fun enough to keep pushing on. I wouldn't say this is a course for absolute Maya beginners, but if you have a rudimentary understanding of how to navigate around Maya this course will definitely improve your confidence and capabilities.

The pace at which these lessons go are great and very informative. Most of the learning is going to come from modeling on your own but it's helpful to learn techniques and resolutions to common issues that come along the way. This course provides a nice progression from a simple soda can to an impressive chainsaw by the end of it. Very much recommend this course.

Wonderfully structured course. I have around 15 years of experience teaching Maya. I lost touch during the Covid lockdown as I did not have a high-end computer at home. This course helped me refresh my memory and learn all the tools again. Thank you Abraham. Just one thing. The certificate could have been designed a little better.