Step by step beginner guide to blender – go from zero knowledge to professional 3d product mock-ups
What you’ll learn
Produce photorealistic images of their designs as a 3d model
Apply advanced textures such as foiling, transparancy and embossing
Unwrap 3rd party 3d models in order to apply their own designs
Requirements
Students will need to be able to download the free software ‘Blender’
Students will need to be able to take the time to follow the lectures and recreate their own work
Students will need access to their own preferred 2d image program such as Photoshop or Pixelmator
A printer is ideal to print the extensive and helpful worksheets
Description
[Update April 18 from Kim: In an effort to give full disclosure to future students I’d like to let you know that I’m undergoing treatment for Stage 4 Lymphoma. I hope and aim to make a full recovery by next year! This means I’m not able to participate as an instructor as much as I’d like to but students have excellent reviews of my courses and ask surprisingly few questions – I hope that means that my courses are complete enough without needing lots of clarification. Please remember there is a money back guarantee so if you purchase my course then decide you would need more instructor input you can utilise that feature. So remember life is short – take the course – learn the skills – make the move – do the thing – eat the cake – and remember to always check that what you are doing makes you happy!]
If you’re a graphic designer or packaging designer you’ve probably realised by now that clients respond better to 3d imagery. Their long awaited business ideas come to life in front of them and often they won’t have the spatial awareness to translate a 2d design to 3d in their mind.
