Each program below runs for a fixed cohort with limited seats. Techniques are taught by working professionals — the schedule reflects real production timelines, not condensed theory.
Beginner 6 seatsA structured program for beginners who want to build real skills in polygon modeling, topology, and character anatomy using Blender.
One-time payment, full 6-week access
Payment plans available on request. No automatic renewals.
Intermediate 9 seatsA focused 4-week workshop on building rigs that actually deform well, designed for modelers who want their characters to move properly.
Single payment for 4-week workshop
Requires a completed or draft character mesh to participate.
Intermediate to Advanced 7 seatsAn 8-week course on animating stylized characters with attention to timing, squash and stretch, and readable motion for games and short films.
Full 8-week access, one payment
Basic animation knowledge required. Familiarity with graph editor expected.
Intermediate 11 seatsA practical 6-week program covering the full workflow from high-poly sculpt to optimized real-time character ready for Unreal Engine 5.
One-time payment, 6-week full access
Software costs not included. Student licenses for Substance and Marmoset are available at reduced rates from the developers.
Intermediate to Advanced 8 seatsA concentrated 3-week intensive on designing and sculpting original creatures in ZBrush, with emphasis on anatomy logic and surface detail.
Flat fee for the 3-week intensive
ZBrush license required. KeyShot trial is sufficient for the final render session.
Programs at Kevmaturil are built around a specific technical problem — topology for animation-ready meshes, rigging constraints for bipedal characters, or blend shape workflows in Blender and Maya.
Each week delivers one focused technique with a working file you build from scratch. The instructor narrates decisions, not just steps — so you understand why a joint hierarchy is set up a particular way, not just where to click.
Small cohorts, specific techniques, fixed timelines. These constraints are deliberate.
Programs specify the required software on the detail page before enrollment. Most use Blender, Maya, or ZBrush — the exact version is listed so you can verify compatibility before committing.
Live attendance is encouraged but not mandatory. Every session is recorded within 24 hours of completion, and feedback windows remain open for 72 hours after each meeting.
Enrollment is confirmed in the order payment is received. When remaining seats drop to three or fewer, the counter on each card reflects the live count — refresh the page to see current availability.
Each program card shows the intended experience level. Some are open to people who have used 3D software for a few months; others assume you are already working with rigs or animation layers regularly.