Description

Blender for Illustration

Blender for Illustration
Video: h264, yuv420p, 1920×1080 | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz | Duration: 2h 21m | 1.95 GB Genre: eLearning | Language: English

This tutorial is aimed at illustrators who are curious about Blender and want to skip at all the unnecessary bits and start making cool stuff.

How this course will help you

This is much more beginner friendly than my last tutorial, but also uses an improved workflow.

This tutorial is aimed at illustrators who are curious about Blender and want to skip at all the unnecessary bits and start making cool stuff.

is much more beginner friendly than my last tutorial, but also uses an improved workflow.

A friendly guide to learning how to use Blender for illustration!

How this course will help you

This tutorial is aimed at illustrators who are curious about Blender and want to skip at all the unnecessary bits and start making cool stuff.

I’ve created this course for illustrators who want to get started with Blender but don’t know where to begin.

It takes you through the most important features of Blender and its interface.

This is a great intermediate course that covers a lot of information in 2 hours, or use it as an addition to my last tutorial if you feel like you need more time spent on one particular section.

How this course will help you

This tutorial was initially made for my own artist’s journey learning Blender,

but after friends and colleagues started asking for a tutorial covering the same material,

I decided to make it public.

If you’re an illustrator who wants to learn the fundamentals of 3D, this is the tutorial for you!

You don’t need any previous 3D knowledge, but if you’ve played with a few other applications before Blender, there might be a few tricks that make things much easier for you.

How this course will help you

We’ll start off by modeling a simple scene, texture it in GIMP and create materials in Blender.

This is a great introduction to both Blender and its workflow

My goal with this tutorial is to give you a quick, fun and easy introduction to Blender.

The focus is still on illustration so you’ll learn how to set up a 3D scene, render it out and ultimately turn it into an illustrated image.