Many of Blender's most advanced projects involving procedural modeling, animation, and simulations rely on Geometry Nodes, a visual programming system. If you've been interested in learning it, Ryan King Art recently released an in-depth, beginner-friendly guide that explains the fundamentals and walks you through creating three simple setups.

Of course, it's impossible to cover everything about Geometry Nodes in a single video, especially since they continue to evolve with every new Blender release. However, with Ryan King's tutorial, you'll learn how to create Christmas lights that follow a curve, grass with scattered objects, and a customizable fence.

The project files created during this tutorial can be purchased separately here. Ryan King has plenty of other beginner-friendly tutorials covering modifiers, compositing, and even an entire playlist dedicated to low-poly art:

Recently, we featured another cool Blender tutorial by AstroDemiurge VFX that explains how to create realistic-looking water ripples and waves:

We also recommend checking out Jan van den Hemel’s famous quick Blender tutorials, which cover a wide range of topics, from sculpting ears to creating holes:

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