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| Top Blender Animation Tutorials |
This is a list of tutorials that will teach you everything you need to know about animation in blender.
This is absolutely one of the best tutorials to kick start your 3d journey using Blender.
It’s for absolute beginners and teaches everything you need to know about Blender like interface, Navigation, modeling, shading, lighting, Particle Simulation, animation, and rendering.
There were also additional chapters about UVW mapping and texture painting fundamentals.
The way this course is created makes it feel more like a fun game than a tutorial. Every chapter will have two parts, First, teaching the fundamentals then applying it on a flying car exercise that you would be able to create from scratch.
The author has another beginner tutorial that is free and also includes the project files.
You can find it here.
Level: Beginner
Project Files: Included.
Length: 22+ hours.
Website: CGBoost.
Price: $59
This is my result after following along:
This is a really simple tutorial where you won’t be needing any external assets. All the objects in this scene can be easily modeled in Blender in just a few minutes.
The tutorial demonstrates how to make a stylized forest scene using the built-in Modular trees add-on inside Blender. It also teaches adding material and lighting to your scene, creating atmospheric fog effect, and the basics of creating a loop animation.
Level: Beginner with basic knowledge.
Project Files: Included for 1$ but you won’t need it to create the animation.
Length: 16 minutes.
Website: Youtube by Ducky 3D.
Price: Free.
This is my result after following along:
CGFastTrack is known for its professional tutorials that are fast, to the point, and really easy to follow along. They provide screenshots that show every single step so you wouldn’t need to pause and play the video many times during the tutorial.
In this tutorial, you will learn keyframing tools, the Graph Editor, and the basics of procedural animations.
Level: Beginner.
Project Files: Included.
Length: 3 hours 7 minutes.
Website: CGFastTrack.
Price: $799 for lifetime access to all their tutorials.
These are my results after following along:
In this tutorial, you will learn all about creating particle systems and dynamics in Blender through five fun exercises that use different presets and settings.
Level: Beginner.
Project Files: Included.
Length: 2 hours 38 minutes.
Website: Skillshare. Created by David Jaasma.
Price: This is a skillshare tutorial so you will only have to pay $8.27 a month or $30 a year and get access to this tutorial and hundred others.
These are my results after following along:
This is a really quick tutorial that teaches how to create the fastest cityscapes using the “OpenStreetMap” add-on.
You won’t need to buy the premium version of the add-on; the free version will do in this project.
The tutorial teaches how to import city structures into Blender, adding building materials, window light, and how to create a night scene render.
The tutorial also shows a very creative trick on how to create atmospheric clouds while keeping your scene optimized.
Level: Beginner with basic knowledge.
Length: 24 minutes.
Website: Youtube by CG Geek.
Price: Free.
This is my result after following along:
This course will teach you the foundation of creating compelling character animations. It starts with a really simple walk cycle all the way to body mechanics like lifting weights and kicking a ball.
This course covers timing & spacing, squash & stretch, drag & overlap, and many more animation principles.
Level: Intermediate.
Project Files: Included.
Length: 5 hours.
Website: CGCookie Wayne Dixon.
Price: Initial free trial, then monthly or yearly payment options starting at $29/month.
These are my results after following along:
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