Lynda - Vehicle Modeling in Blender
Lynda - Vehicle Modeling in Blender | 1.17GB
Duration: 4h 07m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch
Genre: eLearning | Level: Intermediate | Language: English
Duration: 4h 07m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch
Genre: eLearning | Level: Intermediate | Language: English
Ready to shift your modeling skills into high gear? In this course, author George Maestri shows how to build an Aston Marton DB5, James Bond's iconic set of wheels in Goldfinger, entirely from scratch in the free 3D modeling application Blender. Beginning by sourcing and importing reference imagery, George models the front end, explaining how to get the fenders just right, before completing the basic structure by sculpting the back of the car and the roof. Then learn all about tires: modeling wheels, creating tread patterns, adding spoked rims, and placing the final tires on the car. Along the way, see how to add details like the grille, headlights, windshield, and bumpers, all while smoothing out the model and setting up optimal lighting that shows off your work. Once your model is finished, find out from George how to generate a polished final render.
* Gathering reference images and blueprints
* Importing reference images as planes in Blender
* Setting up Blender for modeling
* Sculpting the front and rear fenders
* Adding headlights and taillights
* Building the hood
* Roughing out the trunk
* Adding detail
* Smoothing out the model
* Mirroring the model
* Separating the hood, docks, and trunk
* Modeling the wheels
* Creating the tire-tread pattern
* Making wheel hubs, rims, and spokes
* Finishing and fitting the wheels
* Making the grille
* Adding windshields and trim
* Finalizing the model
* Adding lighting and reflective surfaces
* Rendering the final model
* Importing reference images as planes in Blender
* Setting up Blender for modeling
* Sculpting the front and rear fenders
* Adding headlights and taillights
* Building the hood
* Roughing out the trunk
* Adding detail
* Smoothing out the model
* Mirroring the model
* Separating the hood, docks, and trunk
* Modeling the wheels
* Creating the tire-tread pattern
* Making wheel hubs, rims, and spokes
* Finishing and fitting the wheels
* Making the grille
* Adding windshields and trim
* Finalizing the model
* Adding lighting and reflective surfaces
* Rendering the final model
Lynda - Vehicle Modeling in Blender
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