How to model Dice in 4 different way in Blender

Описание: Learn modelling dice in 4 different ways, learn some good topology for creating such hardsurface modelling and elevate your modelling skill to the next level

Welcome to the channel! I create in-depth Blender hard-surface modelling tutorials that focus on design principles, clean topology, and the thought process behind every model. Instead of rushing through steps, I break down why each decision is made — proportion, edge flow, bevel strategy, surface continuity, and industrial design logic.

All tutorials are created using mostly Blender’s native tools — no costly add-ons, no shortcuts that beginners cannot follow. Whether you're just starting out or already an experienced 3D artist, you’ll learn practical workflows, modeling techniques, clean topology habits, and real production-level problem solving.

Expect detailed explanations, multiple modeling examples, non-destructive workflows, best practices, and insights that help you think like a professional hard-surface artist.
If you want to understand how to model AND why to model it that way, subscribe — new tutorials are posted regularly.

🎯 You’ll Learn:
✅ 3D modelling design principles
✅ How to think before you model an item
✅ Deep analysis on a model with example
✅ Master Blender’s workflow for precision hard-surface modelling
✅ Render professional-quality results using Cycles
✅ Learn a design approach to model a similar shape


💡 Perfect For:
Beginners • Intermediate Blender users • Product designers • 3D artists

📦 Tools Used:

Blender

Subdivision & Bevel workflow

Principled BSDF shader

Cycles rendering

Addons
F2
Looptools (https://extensions.blender.org/add-on...)


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