Creating a Cute Pencil Character | Blender 4 Tutorial for Beginners

Join me on a creative journey in Blender 4 as we transform a simple pencil into an adorable 3D character! 🎨 This beginner-friendly timelapse tutorial covers everything from modeling to rendering. 🖥️ Dive into the world of 3D art and bring your own ‘Pencil Pal’ to life. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more Blender tutorials!
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[@annikaj2770]

The proportions are super cute

[@hamonraygames]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad you liked it!

[@bigane284]

it's so cute, thank you for this tut!

[@hamonraygames]

Glad you like it!

[@user-hg8rj6nk6f]

wao ...cute

[@hamonraygames]

thank you very much

[@thevahidal]

Amazing dude! keep up the good work!

[@hamonraygames]

thanks, sure!

[@user-hg8rj6nk6f]

keep it up

[@hamonraygames]

thanks! appreciate it

[@wiseowlhostel]

keep up the good work

[@hamonraygames]

sure! thank you

[@stran96r]

Well done 👍

[@hamonraygames]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@cleberlimacls]

Love it. Can someone explain the reason for using "mark seam"? I'm a beginner and didn't get what mark seam did that.

[@hamonraygames]

The ‘Mark Seam’ function is used to make the texturing process easier. In 3D modeling, seams are like the edges of a pattern in sewing. They define where the 2D image (texture) will be cut and unfolded (or ‘unwrapped’) onto the 3D model. By marking seams, we can control how the model unwraps, which can result in a better texture application.
In this video, we didn’t specifically use UV unwrapping, but marking seams can still help make the texturing process easier. It’s a good practice to get into as you continue to learn and grow in your 3D modeling skills. Hope this helps, and happy modeling!