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• Joe New York

  almost 3 years ago

  Great tutorial. Easy to follow. Lots to learn. Thank you for this tutorial.

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  Ducky 3D

  about 2 years ago

  thank you!
• Travis Lang

  over 4 years ago

  Ducky teaches good. Nuff said. (no but seriously you learn a lot from this and even if you are intermediate or advanced, he still provides logical and creative approaches that could assist any level of blender artist's workflow)

• Mario Bolte

  over 4 years ago

  Easy to follow and good course. Gives you a good start for own experiments. There a two more motion graphic courses, one here at blendermarket and an older one at cloud/blender (same author). This course is a good complement and makes start easy - look all 3! I hope ducky will produce a geometry node (blender 3.0) course in the future!

• darren

  almost 5 years ago

  Found Ducky3d via youtube and I like the delivery, it's short, sharp easy to understand "this is how you do it" style.
  I would recommend this course, if this is what you want to learn, I am a beginner and have only done part one of the doughnut.. but I love this style and looking forward to getting creative.
  Big thank you to the creator.

• Arjen

  about 5 years ago

  Great tutorial. Easy to follow along, and learning a lot. Thanks:).

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  Ducky 3D

  about 5 years ago

  I am so glad you enjoyed the course
• Shaun

  over 2 years ago

  I'd love to love this course but it's not a course, it's a series of Youtube type tutorials. There's never really any explanation of what is coming next so you're just copying exactly what he's doing.

  You can tell that he doesn't teach in person or one to one as he presumes that you know everything after teaching you something once, which of course is impossible unless you smash out the entire course back to back. There should be tiny reminders here and there.

  You do make some really cool stuff but for the life of me I can't repeat it on my own. Even re-watching parts is just copying instead of understanding because he never really stops to explain why he's doing something.

  Shame as he's clearly an amazing artist and a successful Youtuber but a teacher he is not.

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  Ducky 3D

  about 2 years ago

  This was something I mentioned at the beginning of the course. But the way I teach is not a conventional university style. My belief is that the best way to learn tools is through context and repetition. So I don’t spend lots of time giving you technical explanations of the backend of everything that’s happening. If you follow the course, by the end of it you will have used many of the tools several times and have a full understanding of what’s happening Because of repetition and learning the context of why they do what they do. That’s why there are so many lessons in this course and why you might feel like it’s a YouTube style tutorial. This course is meant to be a full replacement for watching random YouTube tutorials. Instead you can watch this course and get a full learning of the tool set from these lessons

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