The Ultimate Blender Low Poly Course 2 (Udemy.com)

Alex, your teaching style is really great. That’s the main reason I have purchased most of your courses. But brother, I have a laptop on which I just can’t run Blender whenever I try to make something; my laptop immediately hangs. That’s why I don’t ask any queries in your group, because I’m hardly able to work on my laptop. So, for now, I’m in saving mode, waiting until I have enough money to buy a laptop with a better configuration so I can run Blender software properly.

These aren't really "courses" in my opinion. not to take anything away from the content at all. Alec is super talented at blender and way beyond any level I will likely ever reach. it's just that these are basically videos of him talking himself through the project. For example if your following along with the video you end up correcting all the same things and having to go back and fix stuff. like i said the dude is talented i just think the "instructional" part of his courses could be made alot better if some of the b.s. (for lack of a better term) was cut out. On another note, dude says "sweet" waaayyyy too much. All that said, I did enjoy making all the stuff and learned some valuable things. and after i wrote the last sentence i decided to give the course an extra star so four star it is. I'm pretty sure nobody reads these anyways so i probably should've been practicing instead of reviewing. Late

I am really enjoying this. About 6-7 years ago, I was highly competent in Maya, but it has been a while. I don't really want to pay for Maya, but I wanted to get back into 3D for my own personal projects. Blender is so different, I really struggled to learn the interface on my own. This has been coming along really well, and it's been the perfect reintroduction to 3D alongside learning Blender's UI.

The man is amazing.I finished 2 different courses and these courses were top seller but doesnt teach me like this course.You can learn texturing or designing in every course but In this course you learn too much about rigging and particle systems and these topics are unique ı think,How sweet is that ?

Alex is an Awesome instructor. This course teaches you so much about, modeling, rigging, compositing, particle systems, creating videos with sound and animation. It's a lot more than just low poly modeling. Each section builds on the next from beginning to end and the end of each section leaves you with a since of confidence and pride in your ability to create 3D animation.

Clear and good explanation on how things or working in Blender. Each video puts focus on a new aspect of blender: how to add primitives, how to manipulate faces, vectors, edges, how to apply simple textures, use modifiers, and many other things. This all while he creates a nice low poly scene, which is a lot of fun to follow and do it by yourself

I thought I wouldn't learn anything from the intro videos, but in fact I learn how to split and merge windows in blender, which is handy ! The sections are well made and in each of them we see quite a lot of features ! Even using different technique for the same purpose.

Excelente curso. Aunque el atractivo principal es continuar practicando el estilo low poly, este curso funciona como introducción a la sección de Compositing que blender tiene integrada y que ayuda demasiado ara generar imágenes con una gran calidad de efectos sin la necesidad de recurrir a programas externos a blender.

I feel this is more like a course that teaches the instructor's workflow more than anything. Blender's interface is quickly dismissed in favor of many keyboard shortcuts. In my opinion it severely limits the learning opportunities and makes things so much harder to follow. Consequently I don't think this is a course for everybody. It seems more like an intermediate course for somebody already familiar with Blender.

So far I'm really enjoying the course. I like your fun approach but sometimes the repetition of your comments get a little old, especially when trying to concentrate on the task at hand, the jokes or comments immediately after explaining how to achieve something is distracting. Get work, maybe time your humour a little better. Thanks