Join ‘Blender 3 Beginners Step-by-Step Guide to Isometric Rooms’ to go on a creative journey of making a stylised music room environment full of small details reminiscent of the Sims City and Sims franchise art style.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced 3D modeller looking to improve your skills, this course is perfect for you!
Give 3D interior design a go!
Build and design an intricate room using just a few assets and a lot of creativity. Imagine sitting by this grand piano with just the right natural light and ambience.
Your project will be to model, texture, and build assets and props for a stylised isometric room interior following our course lessons.
Our ‘Blender 3 Beginners Step-by-Step Guide to Isometric Rooms’ top 8:
– Completing a full referencing guide to creating stylized 3D art for games in Blender;
– Making concrete steps in your path towards mastering 3D modelling even as a beginner through an interior design journey;
– Learning a professional UV workflow incorporating atlas and seamless maps;
– Creating textures from scratch as you learn Blender’s node systems;
– Learning how to make your artwork pop with our complete compositor guide;
– Speeding up your 3D modelling workflow;
– Becoming a magician of all types of lighting in Blender;
– Adding depth to scenes using volumetrics.
This course will teach you everything you need to know about using texture maps to create stunning, realistic 3D models that look like they’ve been pulled straight from the real world in just over 11 hours of 3D art.
‘Blender 3 Beginners Step-by-Step Guide to Isometric Rooms´ is the 2nd to a series of Blender courses about isometric interior design. One of the main aspects of professional-quality isometric room design is working on a real-world scale and using references from real life. In this course, you will learn how to do both to make sure your designs are accurate and consistent. You will also be introduced to Pureref – a free referencing tool that will save you an unmentionable number of hours in researching appropriate references. Even better, you can use Pureref while working in Blender and ‘Blender 3 Beginners Step-by-Step Guide to Isometric Rooms’ will show you exactly how to optimise this new workflow.
