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Introduction to Blender Modeling

Modelling Bottle in Blender

Modelling Cup in Blender

Shading in Blender

Lighting in Blender

Compositing in Blender

Summary of Basic scene creation with static objects in Blender

Modelling Table in Blender

Modelling Plant with Leaves in Blender

Modelling Bulb in Blender - Part 1

Modelling Bulb in Blender - Part 2

Shading & Texturing in Blender

Sculpting & Texturing in Blender

UV Mapping in Blender

Appling Materials and shaders in Blender

Lighting a scene in blender

Studio Lighting setup in Blender

Camera & Render Settings in Blender

Rendering the Scene in Blender

Summary of Advanced Modelling in Blender

Compositing in Blender

Assignment : Modeling in Blender

Career Guideline

3D Modeling With Blender Quiz

Summary of Advanced Modelling in Blender

3D Modeling with Blender Advanced Modelling in Blender

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Course Content

Introduction to Blender Modeling

Modelling Bottle in Blender

Modelling Cup in Blender

Shading in Blender

Lighting in Blender

Compositing in Blender

Summary of Basic scene creation with static objects in Blender

Modelling Table in Blender

Modelling Plant with Leaves in Blender

Modelling Bulb in Blender - Part 1

Modelling Bulb in Blender - Part 2

Shading & Texturing in Blender

Sculpting & Texturing in Blender

UV Mapping in Blender

Appling Materials and shaders in Blender

Lighting a scene in blender

Studio Lighting setup in Blender

Camera & Render Settings in Blender

Rendering the Scene in Blender

Summary of Advanced Modelling in Blender

Compositing in Blender

Assignment : Modeling in Blender

Career Guideline

FAQs

The most basic way to create a 3D object is by using primitives (box, sphere, etc.). These objects are created by simply clicking and dragging on screen. They can be scaled, rotated and modified with modifiers (e.g. bevel).

There are six types of materials in Blender: Standard, Glossy, Roughness, Specular, Bump, and Displacement.

Some of the advantages of using Blender for modeling are:

It is an open source software which means it has a community of developers who help in adding features and fixing bugs.
The interface is easy to use and it is available for Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, BSD etc.
The software has a large selection of modeling tools that are not only for professional designers but also for beginners as well.

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Some of the advanced modeling techniques in Blender are:

Paint Strokes
Texture Painting
Subdivision Surface Sculpting

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