Payment Creating Sci-fi Anime Scenery in Blender [Coloso, Nikolai Fletcher]

[Khalil]

Creating Sci-fi Anime Scenery in Blender

Publisher

Coloso

Product Type

Video Course

Product URL

https://coloso.global/en/products/3dartist-nikolaifletcher-us

Author

Nikolai Fletcher

Language

English

Duration

06:44

Release date

May 2, 2023

Skill level

2.00 star(s)

Product Price

$129

Add a whole new style to your Blender repertoire
with Sci-fi Anime Scenary.

You'll get an in-depth look at
hard-surface modeling, and rendering scenes
into 2D animation layers.
Then I'll show you how to set up your camera,
animate a scene with keyframes,
and give you some helpful anime
post-processing techniques.

Class Highlights​

Get a Breakdown of Hard-Surface Modeling Essentials​

One of the core skills you'll learn during this class involves modeling a scene. I start by covering the beginning phase of creating a hard-surface model called theory and concepting. Then I introduce useful Blender add-ons and free, open-source programs, including "fSpy," which sets the parameters of the Blender camera and optionally sets the camera background image. The modeling part is detailed and beginner friendly: starting with basic hard-surface modeling and steadily evolving into a comprehensive hard-surface modeling guide.

Create Parallax Animation with Depth & Dimension​

I'm aware of the difficulty involved with achieving the desired results using Parallex Effects. That's why I decided to share the process behind rendering a scene into 2D Parallax Layers, setting up the camera specifically for this, and then wrapping it up by animating the scene using Keyframes to create a sense of depth and dimensionality.

Discover Anime Style Post-processing Techniques​

The post-production phase is just as important as the production phase. Here, I'll guide you through combining the power of After Effects and Blender to create an anime-style scene through adjustment layers and effects. In addition to detailing, I'll show you how to use Adobe Media Encoder, a helpful tool for rendering videos you plan to share online, which avoids the large file sizes of videos rendered in After Effects.

Curriculum
In-depth Look
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SECTION 01. OT​

1. Orientation

1. Introducing your instructor
2. What you will learn

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SECTION 02. Introducing Blender and Ideation​

2. Setting up Blender and Unlocking Its Best Add-ons

1. The basics of parallax animation
2. Setting up Blender for modeling environments
3. Useful add-ons to activate within Blender

3. Blocking Out Your Scene

1. Setting up your camera
2. Blocking out your scene with basic modeling techniques
3. Composition fundamentals
4. World lighting settings

SECTION 03. Modeling Your Scene​

4. Modeling Buildings from References

1. Setting up fSpy
2. Using fSpy to match perspective
3. Modeling using fSpy project files
4. UV unwrapping and using image textures

5. Unique Hard-Surface Design and Modeling Part 1

1. Original hard-surface design
2. Modeling non-destructively using modifiers

6. Unique Hard-Surface Design and Modeling Part 2

1. Building small details to complete your scene

7. Texturing and Lighting Your Scene

1. Adding PBR textures to your models
2. Basic lighting set up
3. Using signage for environmental storytelling

SECTION 04. Parallax Animation and Post Processing​

8. Rendering Your Scene and Adding Details by Hand

1. Rendering your scene into 2D layers for parallax
2. Rendering layers with outlines
3. Adding texture details by hand in Clip Studio

9. Animation: Bringing Your Scene to Life

1. After Effects basics
2. Setting up your parallax camera
3. Animating using keyframes

10. Post Processing. Giving Your World an Anime Aesthetic

1. Explanation of adjustment layers and effects
2. Exporting your animation using Adobe Media Encoder

 

[owl]

Hi, Khalil, could you please change GB into a Fixed format form and put it in Sign-Up stage

 

[space_cobra]

Count me in!

 

[strawberry]

@space_cobra
Please join the GB

 

[space_cobra]

@space_cobra
Please join the GB

Just did.