Create a Kitchen in Blender, in 15 minutes

Next time on Blender Guru How to model a kitchen in under 5 minutes. Step 1: Use the "make a kitchen addon" Step 2: render

should have put a donut on the table...

8 part 10 mins tutorial for a donut 15 minutes for a whole kitchen. Perfectly balanced.

Andrew: the render took 12m and 24 seconds which is really long Me: thinking about my own computer taking 1253 years trying to renders the opening scene of blender 🙁

"Who drinks wine in the morning?" I don't need your judgement, thank you.

I learned a lot from watching this, now all I need to do is start learning the basics :)

i know you since yesterday, i started to make the donut - instead of working on a programming project - and now i can't stop watching your videos, best way to procrastinate EVER!! <3

I wish one day I can make the tutorials instead of watching them

Andrew I love your tutorials - please keep them coming! This short format is great

But can you make a blender in blender?

love how I'm still learning from these, like 3 or 4 years later. IES lighting is totally new to me. It looks great.

Hey, I just wanted to say that I'm a 65-year-old relative infant with Blender, which I can see is capable of utterly transforming the environmental training work that I do, and just wanted to say that your videos of Blender and those of several others (CG Geek, Gabbit Media, Blender Foundation) have been an absolute life-line for me. Watching you on my desktop while I follow your actions on my laptop have transformed my capacity to do useful things with this absolutely brilliant software. Bear in mind, I had already been working for four years after university when we thought (1980) that using the University of Cambridge mainframe to play a TRULY clunky game of Star Trek/Battleships (while we waited for the processing and print-out of our real environmental work to arrive at the service desk) was pretty cool.......

fSpy is the most underrated addon ever.

Im still working on that subway....

The way you always try out various things/effects and try to to learn new things, even though you are "Blender Guru" already, is very inspiring. We appreciate the hard work you put into these tutorials. Keep up the good work. Thank you :)

Man I love all the efforts you are providing for us while teaching how to make use of blender and all the interesting add ons we never heard of.. BUT then I also think of all those "ultra-geniuses" and "coding gurus" who actually create all the environment for this magic to happen and all that for free.. I end up feeling like a paramecium.. My upmost respect!

Hi Andrew, I generaly don't let messages but I just wanted to say I really enjoy these tutorial format. Very digest and you realy share the core tips. thumbs up ;)

Yes this is nice. But I would love to see some outdoor scene tutorials again for a change. The last one, the Mars scene was 2,5 years ago.

Your videos are really great. Following along with your tutorials really cuts down the learning curve and helps close the gap between deciding if you want to get deeper into modeling, or if maybe it's not for you. Thanks!

All of you are talking about the kitchen but I'm still stuck on that leather chair. That surfacing detail is perfection 👌👌