I Learned 3D MODELLING in 1 WEEK... 👀🎨 (Blender)

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  @Shrimpy · 8 months ago · pinned

  HAPPY NEW YEAR!! we back with the first video of 2026, and holy moly, this one was the most HUMBLING experience ever... 💀<br>BUT i really hope y&apos;all enjoy this one, I had so much fun making it, and I can&apos;t wait for yall to see what videos I got in store for you guys in 2026 💙💙<br><br>ALSO if you wanna help support me so I can continue making these vids, u can become a channel member (get access to sneak peaks and channel perks) or visit my store <a href="https://shrimpy.store/">https://shrimpy.store</a> where I got canvases, merch, stickers of my art and more!!<br><br>LOVE YALL!! 💙💙

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  @PixelSageYT · 7 months ago (edited)

  For anyone reading this, please don&apos;t compare your progress to this video.<br><br>Edit: Dang this blew up, have fun with 3D everyone &lt;3<br><br>The creator has transferable skills and chose to focus solely on things they already had some prior experience with, but just did those things in a new program. If you are learning 3D modelling, you will spend a lot more time on things like edge flow, topology, UV unwrapping, island packing, baking and adjusting normals, creating materials, weight painting, texture painting, sculpting, and much more, so it will take a lot longer, but the result will be an asset. Something that can be used for a game, a marketing video, or whatever end goal you have.<br><br>That said, I&apos;m not commenting on this to be negative but rather realistic, and hopefully, people don&apos;t give up on making something creative just because they couldn&apos;t do what was shown in a week.

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  @A1MK1NG · 7 months ago (edited)

  I’m personally a 3d artist. It isn’t like shrimp is better than me, but for 7 days this is absolutely mind blowing. For me it took me 1 month to get to his 7th day skill. I’m very impressed

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  @viyaura · 8 months ago

  omg your artistic skills are fr INSANE!! everything turned out so amazing 🔥🔥

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  @Raspora · 13 days ago (edited)

  sculpting is easy. the real big problem is basic anatomy knowledge and if you need to . retopology &nbsp;. these 2 are learnable but paiiiin in the .... sooo much . the courses u did and the painterly style course vids in the desc. would be cool . but oh well i gotta sniffin around .

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  @FAT_CHICKEN. · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OpPIXQMXgo&amp;t=267">4:27</a> For animals like the goose what you&apos;re supposed to do is get a reference image and edit the model in edit mode.

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  @WolfLike_Paw5 · 3 weeks ago

  Am I the only one who realized shrimpy is not a shrimp but IS a axolotl

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  @Noorob-y6j · 8 months ago

  The fact that he learned modelling in just 1 week shows how dedicated he is<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>...aaaaaaand talented

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  @Kp3rk89 · 3 months ago

  Honestly impressive that you started from no experience to making that in 7 days. <br>Try making one and give yourself a full week to model it. I bet it would look amazing.

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  @Ichigo_Doodle · 8 months ago

  shrimpy you have so much talent pursue you dreams bud

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  @ThomasOlson964 · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OpPIXQMXgo&amp;t=290">4:50</a> the goose model actually looks kinda cute

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  @GamerNamedNooby · 8 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OpPIXQMXgo&amp;t=457">7:37</a>, you should add cloth simulatons to add realism but it&apos;s optional since he&apos;s a cartoon character but overall, the texturing is amazing, simple and eye-catching.<br><br>edit: thanks for making me famous:virtualhug:

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