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The 36 Best Blender Tutorials for Beginners

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What to study

Identity & Self-Relevance

Almost every Blender beginner starts with the same tutorial, a pink iced doughnut. The Next Step above it speaks to people who've finished the doughnut and don't know what to learn next. That's a stuck moment most Blender learners know.

How the packaging works
Title

'36 Best' promises a picked list rather than one more tutorial, and 'for Beginners' says it's aimed at people just past the basics.

Thumbnail

One glossy doughnut on a dark background is the only object, so it reads at once when small, and Blender users know it as the first thing everyone makes.

Remix this

When your niche has a famous first project every beginner does, put that project in the thumbnail and promise what comes after it. The people who finished it will recognise themselves instantly.

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The transferable lesson

Show the project every beginner has done, and promise what's next.

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