#marmumbles

I've been thinking about this one a lot because I've been using Blender for so long I literally cannot imagine not knowing how it works lmao.

Ummmmm YouTube is your friend. Tutorials to literally last you a lifetime. To give you some keywords to research my modeling style is hard surface / subdivision modeling and then i sculpt with multiresolution, this is hard to start out on tho because you're basically combining every step you would take one by one if you go the sculpting / manual retopology way. Sculpting on top of that being infinitely more intuitive. But I fucking despise retopo so I usually never go that route. Royal Skies has good rigging tutorials with a little bit more advanced subject matter but he also makes a lot of clickbait slop so just navigate to his tutorial playlists. Watching speed models is also a really good resource if you're a visual learner. Ducky3D seems at first like slop as but you pick up some neat tricks that will deepen your understanding of certain concepts inside Blender. Exactly the same goes for Polyfjord but maybe less slop.

For general advice it's really easy to get very overwhelmed fast so you should try to view / break a big project like a character model down into smaller projects like making the model, texturing it, rigging it and eventually making an animation with it. Set clear, achievable goals for yourself or you'll never finish anything.