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Thanks Kent; I bookmarked that link.

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I think Jonathan Lampel (jlampel) is correct, Learn Blender 2.8 – your complete tutorial guide – CG Cookie is a good place to start since he goes over every little detail of Blender. I would especially recommend: “Fundamentals of 3D Modeling“. I started learning Blender in 2008 & I’m still learning. I had to go over his tutorials when Blender switched to a whole new GUI with 2.8 & basically had to relearn everything; it changed that radically. I started out learning Photoshop in 1997 at a service bureau in Washington DC & by 2000 I was a Photoshop wizard & was designing & building websites & print material for another service bureau. Blender makes Photoshop look like a cake walk. It is extremely daunting. I remember this one young Brit (I think it was Alex Telford) admitting in one of his tutorials that it broke him & reduced him to tears. He walked away from Blender for several years & then came back & got right back up on that horse. I’d recommend the Blender Guru (Andrew Price) whose tutorials you can find for free on YouTube.

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“It looks like it is safe to screen out JLampel tutorials and Tremmel tutorials. ” 1) Kent Trammell & Jonathan Lampel  are some of the best Blender instructors in the world. 2) As far as old, outdated versions of Blender I wish I could find old Jonathan Williamson tutorials because even when he was using really old versions of Blender he still teaches you an enormous  amount of invaluable tools that you can always use for any version of Blender (he is a master of modeling & topology) 3) Some Blender artist actually prefer the older versions with its Blender Internal render  engine & finally 4) I think you just need a hug or something I don’t know. Guess some people are just never satisfied

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