Category: Blender 3d

Our favorite monkey head wears a Fedora hat, celebrating the imminent return of a hero in a well-known game title.

This is a substantial update to the Blender infographic poster. It includes numerous fixes, improvements, new functions, and shortcut updates that came with Blender version 4.2.

The transform and viewport sections have been completely overhauled: they should now be much more intuitive and consistent with UI icons. Numpad keys and viewport manipulation are now integrated.

The fundamental relationship between the cursor and the origin is now much more comprehensible.

The texture baking process and tips have been added to the render section of the infographic.

This infographic poster is becoming very detailed; every time I update it, it’s very time-consuming, but still very useful for me. I hope it will continue to be useful for you and for newcomers as well.

New Update for Blender 4: More Density, More Tips, More Shortcuts

Blender’s infographic poster has never been so dense and detailed! If you previously hated it, you might have even more reasons, but if you loved it, your appreciation is set to increase even further!

I’ve introduced a new section on geometry nodes with basic configurations. While it will require consistent further updates, it breaks new space for this awesome tool. Personally I found the new “tools mode”, a fantastic addition: you’re now able to make custon tools in Blender without writing a single line of code.

Some shortcuts fixes and updates for Blender 3.3! Color input picker tip added

Reset trasformation connection revidited. Mesh loopcut sub-options added. Mesh context menù and mesh select menù moved to its section. Added skin resize (plugin) shortcut. Tweked and improved some icons and infographics.

Suzanne with a pirate hat! I finally updated the shortcut infographic poster with new Blender 3.1 functions and shortcuts.

the knife angle constrain relative to screen or edge direction and the knife measure tool is my favourite update from Blender. Asset browser is finally the best way to organize and storing objects looking to reuse them across projects (waiting for collection id asset compatibility!).

Suzanne in late summer look with glasses is introducing 2.9, with a colorful poster update.

Non manifold extrude is probably the most intriguing modeling update in Blender 2.9. I was waiting it for a long time, since I tried Google SketchUp, and I think it could be the default extruding option. Now it’s included as a tip into the infographic.

A new version for “Learn blender with a poster”, 1.73 for Blender 2.79. As today, the Blender infographic poster has been downloaded more than 110.000 times, and I’m so glad. Developers, teachers and designers are really loving this giant shortcut map and I’m encouraged to update. Thanks for all the suggestions and hints about it.

As it is evolving now with so dense and complex diagrams (I’m also getting many complaints about it) it’s not only a list of shortcuts. It’s basically my reference mind map of functions in blender. I’m including every note or tip I risk to forget in time and I use it to plan my workflow on every modeling project.