Which the best 3D animation creator mentor?

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I am already 2D animator and i have some social chanele now i want learn 3D animation but i can't find best mentor.please suggest me which are best mentor for learning 3D animation?
 
i would really encourage aspiring artists like yourself to research the role you want to play and the particular sector of the 3D industry you want to work in
take advantage of any educational opportunities where you can (free or paid), because while we have tons of youtube videos, not all of them are wholly accurate or teach you exactly what you need to know about finding success in your career. above all, seek feedback from people with experience in the industry you want to join
 
I am already 2D animator and i have some social chanele now i want learn 3D animation but i can't find best mentor.please suggest me which are best mentor for learning 3D animation?
Blender Guru, Andrew Price, and CG Cookie are the 3 best mentors for learning the 3D animation. They offer an excellent tutorial and memberships to the members who are interested to learn from them.
 
Just get stuck into moving your 2d workflow over to bleder. Its similar to other animation programs, it has a time line, a canvas, and a layer system, with imports, and placements and movements, and drawing capacity. Then its easy to buy effects from the blendermarket, and use them in your 2D, lol some of them are so cheap, its too much fun, and easy to buy them for a few bucks and create amazing effects, such as 3d flames or lasers. Gives your 2d animations the edge, and from there, you'll find it easy to transition fo 3D completely if you want.
 
Consider online platforms like School of Motion, Animation Mentor, and CGMA for top-notch 3D animation mentors and courses.
 
Udemy or youtube, some people my upload specific step by step guides or process also this depen on the tool you will use, unity, blender are the most common ones and that have more documentation, tutorials and active community helping in forums
 
Udemy.com is a total rip-off. The same and much better courses are available for free on YouTube.
 
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