Are you a beginner in 3D modeling and looking to add some color to your creations in Blender? Look no further! In this step-by-step guide, I'll show you how to easily color objects in Blender to bring your digital art to life.

Step 1: Set up your scene

Before you start coloring your objects, make sure you have your scene set up the way you want. This includes positioning your objects and setting up lighting for the best visual effect.

Step 2: Select the object

Once your scene is set up, select the object you want to color by right-clicking on it. You'll know it's selected when it's highlighted in orange.

Step 3: Open the Materials tab

With your object selected, go to the Properties panel and click on the Materials tab. This is where you'll be able to add and customize the color of your object.

Step 4: Add a new material

In the Materials tab, click on the 'New' button to add a new material to your object. This will create a new material slot that you can customize.

Step 5: Choose a color

With the new material slot selected, you can now choose a color for your object. You can do this by clicking on the base color swatch and selecting a color from the color picker. You can also adjust the roughness and metallic sliders to achieve the desired look.

Step 6: Fine-tune your material

Once you've chosen a color, you can fine-tune your material by adjusting the settings such as roughness, metallic, and subsurface scattering. This will allow you to create different material effects such as metal, glass, plastic, and more.

Step 7: Apply the material

After customizing your material, simply click on the 'Assign' button in the Materials tab to apply the material to your selected object. You'll now see your object colored with the material you've created.

Step 8: Repeat for other objects

If you have multiple objects in your scene that you want to color, simply repeat the above steps for each object. You can create different materials for different objects to achieve a variety of looks in your scene.

That's it! You've successfully learned how to color objects in Blender. With these easy steps, you can now enhance your digital art and bring your 3D models to life with vibrant colors and materials. Happy modeling!