What Should I Model in Blender?

Hello! I have been learning to model in Blender lately and was wondering what I should try to model to get practice? I was wondering if you guys could give me suggestions on what to model? Maybe send some simple examples(Pictures would be nice :slight_smile: ) , something a beginner like me could model in Blender (I can’t do advanced stuff like guns). If the model turns out good, I will send it to you :slight_smile:

Thanks for reading, have a great day!

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Try modeling guns or try to make anything that comes to your mind. Doing this is very good practice.

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I tried to do rocks to learn, it’s actually very helpful as you learn quite a bit of stuff. UV unwrapping, textures, moving points and modelling. Here is what I’ve been doing. https://gyazo.com/a8f57ed0acd619d1e70bbeee8a72e394

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Take a walk around your house and spot out some things that are hard but not too hard.
e.g. A toaster.

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Take a walk around your house and spot out some things that are hard but not too hard.
e.g. A toaster.

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@Crills1 Please read the thread and the information before replying. OP is looking for beginner things to create while that is a good suggestion, but he can’t model guns.

A basic chessboard is a good beginner exercise, you will learn how the subdivision surface modifier works to make smooth shapes. Maybe try looking at a few images to give you inspiration this could be a tree, piggy bank, rocks, something simple that could give you a idea on what to make inside blender.

Table or chairs. Easy, perhaps, but you can always use this in a project some day down the line. Unlike find something your most interested in this could be a donut, trees, plants, ect. Try to add materials and textures and do a studio render or something like that could work. Check beginner real time modeling on youtube and try to do similar stuff.

Try making a simple Snowman, a old key, a simple candy shop. This should be everyone’s first model or something they want to create. I’d suggested just modeling everyday objects if you really want to improve your skills.

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A very cartoony cat or bird. Doesn’t have to look realistic.

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Thanks, that really helps! :smiley:

You can try to model a computer screen.
The benefit of modelling this is that it is simple and practical. plus you can put it in your every game.

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Please search before posting. Additionally rendering belongs in #help-and-feedback:art-design-support.