/r/blenderTutorials/

r/blenderTutorials

88k members
r/blenderTutorials is a subreddit with 88k members. The community frequently discusses blender, tutorial, modeling, 3d, and animation, and the most common flair used is modeling, cycles, add-on, animation, and geometry nodes.
This subreddit is for learning Blender via text or video tutorials. Blender is the free and open source 3D creation suite.

Popular Topics in r/blenderTutorials

#1

Blender

448 posts
#2

Tutorial

233 posts
#3

Modeling

119 posts
#4

3d

70 posts
#5

Animation

63 posts
#6

Vfx

55 posts
#7

Lighting

24 posts
#8

Addon

23 posts
#9

Character

18 posts
#10

Texturing

17 posts

Flair Used in r/blenderTutorials

#1
Modeling
: "Quick method of procedural chocolate coating effect"
35 posts
#2
Cycles
: "3 underrated filters in Blender"
18 posts
#3
Add-on
: "Faster 3-Point Lighting Setup for Blender"
18 posts
#4
Animation
: "Feet Slipping Mocap Correction"
14 posts
#5
Geometry Nodes
: "Swarm Animation with Geo Nodes"
11 posts
#6
Textures/Texturing
: "Beginner guide on achieving better looking skin shader for any character inside Blender"
7 posts
#7
Sculpting
: "FREE 5 hour STEP by STEP sculpting course - Learn sculpting like an artist, not a doctor"
6 posts
#8
NOT A TUTORIAL
: "I made a real-time node preview add-on for Blender."
5 posts
#9
Hair
: "Hair looks different? This curve type Is why"
3 posts
#10
Rigging
: "Dynamic Bike Rig 🚲"
3 posts

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Last updated: September 10, 2026