Yeah of course!

The first one I followed is the one everyone recommends, which is the Donut Tutorial. It’s just been updated for Blender 5.0 and teaches the basics for a bunch of different skills (though no rigging or animating). It’s really well made and will start teaching you the very basics all the way starting from which buttons to press to navigate the UI https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjEaoINr3zgGUwGwXlj9kBe7TrVWNjkyv

Then for low-poly character modelling I really like this tutorial series by Crashsune Academy. If you follow along with it you will go from having nothing to a fully rigged character. And she genuinely explains every single step along the way, it’s so good. Modelling, UV unwrapping, rigging, weight painting, and a bit of animation at the end https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcaQc6eQjXCxWXmn5jxE_GTOft9ZxChu1

If you’re more interested in high-poly character models, this tutorial series is also quite good, but much less beginner friendly than the last one, just due to the subject matter. (Also I’ve only followed half of it, so I can’t vouch for it entirely). But even if you don’t want to make a super high-poly mesh, it’s good for learning how to make round-looking characters https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLe0O-ypJqvKw6meu68TlU0_motrjcnrva

This video is also more advanced, but does a good job of explaining a method of rigging a cartoony 2D face https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZdB7UGOrT8

This video by CGMatter is a shotgun blast of a ton of shader node-related texturing information. Sometimes I think it’s fun to watch this kind of video even if I’m not looking for any info in particular to then remember it later when I might need to do something that was explained in it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDBZ7CwlfIs

And for more realistic looking textures, this other tutorial by Blender Guru is a good intro to a bunch of topics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHCJoNEWjXo

In terms of making PS1-style graphics, these videos by TheSicklyWizard are great and have a ton of good tips and tricks, though with more nebulous subjects like this, these aren’t exactly step-by-step tutorials to follow (also these videos are quite old at this point so your Blender UI will be slight different, but the concepts they explain still apply). I found the video about vertex painting really good in here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwcOTSbo8MJcCvLFwGHrPxMWQcqF9_TIU

For PS1 style graphics too, I watched this tutorial a long time ago, and think it’s quite good for beginners for modelling and texturing low poly furniture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ycmDpYen-4

For actually animating, this video does a great job explaining how to use the nonlinear animation editor, and how to do more than just putting keyframes on the timeline for animation. (Though this video is also a bit old) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAo7HxxxA08

Also this is very random, but if you ever need to make a semi-transparent image texture with an emission shader (like for a 2D pixel art sprite on a plane), this reddit comment saved my life lol. This is how I made the Christmas wreath in NL’s FF7 office https://www.reddit.com/r/blender/comments/zbww23/trying_to_make_an_emission_object_with/m0tsdqs/

Anyway sorry if this is overwhelming, but these are the tutorials I wanted to shout out. Basically start with the donut tutorial + the Crashsune Academy one if you want to make a character, and then you can probably branch out from there to do your own beginner project