Beginner’s Guide to Blender
This carefully structured course will include the fundamentals of Blender 3.2 along with tips and tricks learned through years of experience.
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Beginner’s Guide to Blender
An Online Course powered by ArchTwist
Early registration for the Second Session is going on.
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Requirements:
- Blender 3.2 Installed on you computer.
- No previous knowledge of Blender is required.
This course includes:
- 10 Live Classes
- Source Files and Class recordings after live class
- Personal Query Discussion
- Certificate of completition
Who this course is for:
- Beginner artists who want to learn 3d.
- Students of architecture who are interested in photoreal visualization.
- Anyone interested in learning CGI and VFX.
Timeline:
- Session Starts: Unscheduled
- Class Time: Not Fixed Yet
- Registration Ends: Until Seat Available
- Early Reg Fee: 1,500 BDT (On-Going)
- Standard Reg Fee: 2,000 BDT
Blender 3.2
Blender has become one of the most used 3d programs around the world. Blender is an all-in-one free open source software for creating 2d and 3d artworks, renders and visualizations.
With this course, participants will learn the basics of the world of 3d in an intuitive and engaging way. Participants will learn to create and animate 3d models and will learn the basics of creating scenes in Blender. The skills and ideas learned from this course will be applicable in any 3d program in the future. This course will be a doorway to realistic renders, Archviz, Stylized artworks, and so on. It’ll create further interest in the medium and will encourage the participants to explore other applications.
The carefully structured course will include the absolute basics along with tips and tricks learned through years of experience.
Course Content
- Introduction to Blender
- Installation and Interface
- Navigation and Customization
- Native Shapes
- Transformations and editing tools
- Modeling complex objects
- Modifiers
- Sculpting
- Introduction to PBR
- Introduction to shaders and nodes
- UV unwrapping
- Texturing a complex object
- Introduction to Ray Tracing
- Lights in Blender
- Photorealism
- Introduction to Particle Systems
- Complex Shading Techniques
- Introduction to Volumetrics
- Camera Basics
- Framing and composition
- Optimization
- Animation Concepts
- Basics of the graph editor
- Introduction to Keyframing and movement
- Camera movement
- Finalizing shots
- Optimizing a scene
- Asset Collection and Production
- Basics of Rendering
- The camera passes and set up
- Render Optimization and rework
- Final Render
- Introduction to Compositing
- Creating the final image
- Creating a Video
- Final thoughts and Tips
Certification
Upon completion of the Course contents, Tasks will be provided by the instructor to evaluate the understanding level of the participants. The tasks should be completed within the given timeframe and uploaded to the submission portal. Evaluating the submissions, Certificates will be provided to all the participants.
Learning Outcomes
- Participants will learn to use Blender and the basics of 3d visualization.
- Participants will learn to create, texture and export 3d models.
- Participants will learn to solve problems and optimize files.
- Participants will be able to create simple animations.
- Participants can create visualizations and renders all in one software.
Course Instructor
Ar. Rezwanur Rafi
B.Arch, BUET
Contact and Query: learn@archtwist.com
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