2026 Blender 5.0 Beginner Tutorial

will build this scene from scratch including all the modeling techniques, all the tools, all the materials, lighting and roundt animation. Hey everyone, welcome to my new tutorial and welcome to 2026. And with the first video of the year, I really wanted to give you a lot of value and it will basically serve as a beginner Blender course where I will give you some of the most important tools and techniques that I use on a daily basis. Though if you never open Blender and you want to start from scratch, please stop for a while. There will be a link in the description where you will find my free starter course on my website. Um, you can just sign up. It's 100% free. It takes one or two hours to get through the course and that one will teach you absolute basics from, you know, how the viewport works, how the controls work, how you use modifiers, materials, lighting and everything basic in Blender including important things like object mode versus the edit mode. So again, if you want to try Blender for the first time with this video, go ahead and do that one first and then come back here. And with these two combined, you will get a solid understanding of Blender um within a few hours. And with this one, we'll build this scene from scratch, including all the modeling techniques, all the tools, all the materials, lighting, and roundt animation. So I really hope you will enjoy this one. And if you do, please don't forget to leave a like. And if you're new around here and want to learn Blender in 2026, hit that subscribe. Now, let's jump right into Blender. And as you can see, I have the default scene right here. I don't like to modify Blender too much, so you have easier understanding of what's going on on my screen if you're just starting. And first of all, we won't need some of the things here. So, we can select the light, press X, and delete it. And we can actually use the cube. So, this is again one of the videos where it gets to shine. So, let's just select it. But I want the origin point at the bottom there. So what we can do is to just push it up in the edit mode. So let's tab into the edit mode, press G, then Z,