Stylized Texturing to Pro Lighting Compositing in Blender

Stylized Texturing to Pro Lighting & Compositing in Blender, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 56 lectures, based on 17 reviews, and has 221 subscribers.

You will learn about Use Blender and understand it's interface Learn PBR texture and mix them to get even more interesting material Learn UV map and unwrap Project file is included Cinematic Lighting techniques This course is ideal for individuals who are Game Developers who wish to expand their Skill Set. or People who are curious about the world of 3D modeling and animation. or Artists who want to learn to bring their assets alive. It is particularly useful for Game Developers who wish to expand their Skill Set. or People who are curious about the world of 3D modeling and animation. or Artists who want to learn to bring their assets alive.

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Summary

Title: Stylized Texturing to Pro Lighting & Compositing in Blender

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: 54.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Use Blender and understand it's interface

Learn PBR texture and mix them to get even more interesting material

Learn UV map and unwrap

Project file is included

Cinematic Lighting techniques

Who Should Attend

Game Developers who wish to expand their Skill Set.

People who are curious about the world of 3D modeling and animation.

Artists who want to learn to bring their assets alive.

Target Audiences

Game Developers who wish to expand their Skill Set.

People who are curious about the world of 3D modeling and animation.

Artists who want to learn to bring their assets alive.

Hey, my name is Morteza Ebrahimi from artstudio313. net

This is the introduction of our new course, texturing and lighting in Blender!

This is an extensive video guide for those who want to learn ins and outs of texturing and lighting in blender to make every scene look more professional and as well cinematic.

For a long time, texturing and lighting has been one of the constant competitions for a quality output in the CG industry.

I can safely guess that the most common problems we all have encountered with texturing and lighting are: Why I get a stretchy result on my UV Mapp!

No matter what I do with lights, I feel it looks flat, and the problem is that I have no idea why?

It seems that only a CG artist can solve the mystery of this issue.

I believe that there is a simple and detailed texturing and lighting formula in this course, and if you use more or some of the boxes in this list, it will immediately improve the result.

It’s a list of techniques that must be known to see the best result on the render image. And fortunately, everyone can learn this quickly. actually, that’s what this course is all about

The course is 7 chapters from creating material to UV Unwrapping, texture , lighting and compositing.

Welcome to texturing and cinematic lighting in blender a premium course that offers a step-by-step guide for texturing and setting up a dramatic lighting in blender for pretty much anything using cycles

all the models and blender scenes that are needed for following along the videos or just checking the final result, come along with the course and will be available for downloading.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro to Texturing

Lecture 1: 01-01 Intro to Texturing

Lecture 2: 01-02 Navigating viewport p1

Lecture 3: 01-03 Navigating viewport p2

Lecture 4: 01-04 Wood material set up

Lecture 5: 01-05 Metal set up

Lecture 6: 01-06 Create ground and grass material

Lecture 7: 01-07 Mixing to material

Lecture 8: 01-08 Learn basic UV Mapping

Lecture 9: 01-09 PBR Texture Painting –

Lecture 10: 01-10 Assets Library

Lecture 11: 01-11 Drag and Drop material on susan

Lecture 12: 01-12 Drag and Drop material on the Castle

Chapter 2: UV Editing intro

Lecture 1: 02-13 UV Editing intro

Lecture 2: 02-14 UV Unwrapping the bench

Lecture 3: 02-15 UV Map explained

Lecture 4: 02-16 VU Unwrapping and Textureing the cloth

Lecture 5: 02-17 Texturing the cloth & scale the texture

Lecture 6: 02-18 Texturing the books

Lecture 7: 02-19 Unwrapping and Texturing wooden glass

Lecture 8: 02-20 Unwrapping and texturing the straw

Chapter 3: Unwrapping

Lecture 1: 03-21 Unwrapping the Building

Lecture 2: 03-22 UV Unwrapping floor stones

Lecture 3: 03-23 Texturing the floor stone

Lecture 4: 03-24 Unwrapping the wood planks-

Lecture 5: 03-25 Texturing the wood collection

Lecture 6: 03-26 Texturing the roof

Lecture 7: 03-27 Texturing the canopy & change roof base color

Lecture 8: 03-28 Create stone material

Lecture 9: 03-29 Unwrapping & Texturing the stone

Lecture 10: 03-30 Unwrapping & Texturing the Irons

Lecture 11: 03-31 Unwrapping & Texturing the Sword

Chapter 4: Unwrapping & Texturing

Lecture 1: 04-32 Unwrapping and texturing the ground

Lecture 2: 04-33 Texture painting the ground

Lecture 3: 04-34 Texturing the Building and Warehouse

Lecture 4: 04-35 Keep islands inside uv map & do not scale them

Lecture 5: 04-36 Mixing texture and hand painting Building and warehouse

Lecture 6: 04-37 hand painting old warehouse

Chapter 5: Shading

Lecture 1: 05-38 Render Engine Basic setting

Lecture 2: 05-39 Adding bevel to materials

Lecture 3: 05-40 Adding bevel node to the rest of materials

Lecture 4: 05-41 Further adjustment

Chapter 6: Cinematic lighting

Lecture 1: 06-42 First steps in lighting

Lecture 2: 06-43 Key Light

Lecture 3: 06-44 Edge Light

Lecture 4: 06-45 Accent Light & Sun Angle

Lecture 5: 06-46 Adding shadow of the Tree

Lecture 6: 06-47 Fill light

Lecture 7: 06-48 Adding blockers p1

Lecture 8: 06-49 Depth Of Field

Lecture 9: 06-50 Dust Particles

Lecture 10: 06-51 Haze

Lecture 11: 06-52 Render setting

Chapter 7: Compositing

Lecture 1: 07-53 Hotkeys in compositing

Lecture 2: 07-54 8 bit vs 32 bit image formats

Lecture 3: 07-55 Post Pro

Lecture 4: 07-56 Reuse node tree in other project

Instructors

Art Studio313
3d Graphic Designer in Blender

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