Five Topology Tips Every 3D Artist Should Know

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hey I'm a blender enthousiast and got a suggestion for you. You could enable the "screencast key" addon to display the keys you press while recording your blender sessions. It can help too. Thanks for these tips.

Yes, please, more videos on basic topology. You are a very good teacher. I failed to learn basics like this when I first started out in Blender. Every beginner should master basic topology & tools before developing habits based on poorly learned basics. It is so much harder to unlearn than it is to learn properly the first time. When I first discovered Blender I jumped into ambitious projects, without mastering basic concepts. This slowed my learning process immensely. Now I am having to go back to the beginning and start over, so I really appreciate your focus on the basics.

That radial modeling blew my mind. omg that is life changing.

that last cylinder should be added as a standard mesh in blender, it’s amazing!

This is so refreshing. I only learned Maya in school but now that my student license expired a while back i’ve been trying to get into blender. These videos are a huge help.

Its amazing how advanced artists just model complex things smartly in 20 seconds while I spend a whole afternoon. Really valuable vid :)

The radial modelling trick saved my sanity. Thank you a lot!

This is just brilliant, I am always amazed how easy it is to resolve those annoying issues I hit so often - thank you

After years using Blender, tips like this always slap me to the ground. I mean, like, there are always new things to learn. Thank you for the lesson mate.

Have had 3D-modeling as a hobby since 2017 and learned so much from this video even today. All you did was new to me. This speeds up my work. Thanks!

What I learned from this video: Double tap G is the hotkey to slide vertices. Worth 13 minutes just for that. It'll save me 13 minutes five times a day...

I've been on a quest to learn good topology techniques, and you release this gem of a video. Thank you so much.

For me as a beginner your first video was eye opening, and this is just as informative, straight to the point and I feel I've learned useful tips that I'll use 100%. Thanks for making this!

That helped so much! My mind was blown a few times :D I've only worked with Blender a couple of weeks now but no tutorial I followed mentioned any of these tips! I ended up with multiple details that really bugged me (like pinched edges or deformed smoothed surfaces). Thank you so much!

Great video! For the section on modelling into curved surfaces another nice trick to make the edges sharp is placing a bevel modifier above the subdivision modifier.

Super well explained! I actually love watching tutorials like this before I go to sleep. I find it super relaxing.

This was great! I really needed to know these topology techniques.

Some very sound advice! Learnt a few tricks, tank you. Topology and simplifying/improving workflows is very precious.

Fantastic video! I've been using Blender for years, and still learned some new tricks today. Thanks! (And yes, more on clean topology, please).