in the description will get a one month free trial so you can start exploring your creativity today okay so i'm using blender three but this will work in previous versions of blender and there shouldn't be any major changes with subsequent versions after this my keyboard shortcuts are down the corner here so if i left click you can see that there i'm going to start with the default cube so let's select that and the first thing i want to do is cut it in half to mirror it there's an easy way to do this if we go to edit preferences and then add-ons just here and type in auto over here you can get the auto mirror make sure that's ticked and close this down then when you press n on your keyboard you get this panel up here you also probably look more like this i have the shortcut keys here but we need to go to this edit tab just here and there's our auto mirror tool if i open that up make sure the x-axis is highlighted and then press auto-mirror now you won't see much happen but if i go to my modifiers down here click on that you can see that we've got a mirror in the x-axis it's also enabled clipping so it will stick together down the middle also if i go to edit mode with tab you can see it's split in half so we can work on one side and it will update on the other so i grab this you'll see it updating okay back to object mode the other thing i want to do is make it all smooth so control three will add a subdivision surface modifier you can see that here you can also add it in here add modifier subdivision surface but control three is a quick way of doing it you can also press ctrl two three four five but that's the amount of subdivisions you'll have down here so it's got three subdivisions with control three and we've got this nice shape here so now we can go into edit mode and start editing our shape the first thing i want to do is put it on top of the floor let's say this grid is our floor so let's select all go to front view with one on my numpad g then z and we can probably just type in one and it's pretty much there and then g then said and hold down shift now to kind of move it closer to the floor okay it's a bit squared at the moment as you can see there so we want to kind of curve this around a bit more and make it more of a lumpy blob so i'll press ctrl r to do a loop cut down the middle here i'll come around to the front so you can see that a bit easier so ctrl r just there and left click once to set it and left click again to set the position now we can start making this a bit more curvy so i'll go to edge mode with two you can also select edge mode up here and then i'll select this one and this one with holding down shift go to top view with seven on my numpad and then press g to move those inwards this way and the x and then s the scale in the y that will move them closer together and then we get a much more rounded shape that's great we need it thinner at the top then
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