Deaf, and Trying to Learn Blender. I really need better written documentation and tutorials

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+1 for better documentation.

The current one is lacking in the visual department, you can go on and on for pages without a single picture describing what’s going on, just walls of text, that doesn’t say much, or are too technical to grasp.

Meanwhile if you don’t mind spending a lil bit you can look for these 2 books:

• Blender secrets e-book ($40): 1360 pages featuring 456 tips and short step-by-step tutorials for Blender 2.8, 2.9 and even 3.0
• Blender - The Comprehensive Handbook ($60): 17 chapters explaining almost every button’s function + hundreds of tips & tricks spanning over ~900 pages .(for 2.79b, the author is working on an update to the newer blender versions)

As for sculpting related written tutorials, this is the only one I could find.

How to speed sculpt in Blender 2.80

Also worth noting, there was this documentation project update, but it was more on the technical side of things rather then the actual content itself.

Documentation Project Update

Accomplishments Along with normal updates and improvements to the documentation, there have been several larger changes to improve docs.blender.org SVN branching – To stay at the pace of Blender development we have set up version control branching to be able to update multiple documentation versions at once. Build Server – Recently we migrated the old system set up years ago to compile the static web pages to a new build pipeline integrated with buildbot. This new system is faster, flexibl…