3D Art Basics and Concepts for Absolute Complete Beginners

3D Art Basics and Concepts for Absolute Complete Beginners, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 49 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 94 subscribers.

You will learn about Basic concepts 3D art Have an understand of terms used in 3D Understand what apps are best in 3D Leave with the confidence to choose your own path in 3D This course is ideal for individuals who are People that have tried to learn 3D in the past or Anyone who finds 3D very confusing but still wants to try or 2D artists who are curious about 3D It is particularly useful for People that have tried to learn 3D in the past or Anyone who finds 3D very confusing but still wants to try or 2D artists who are curious about 3D.

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Summary

Title: 3D Art Basics and Concepts for Absolute Complete Beginners

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: $94.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basic concepts 3D art
Have an understand of terms used in 3D
Understand what apps are best in 3D
Leave with the confidence to choose your own path in 3D

Who Should Attend

People that have tried to learn 3D in the past
Anyone who finds 3D very confusing but still wants to try
2D artists who are curious about 3D

Target Audiences

People that have tried to learn 3D in the past
Anyone who finds 3D very confusing but still wants to try
2D artists who are curious about 3D

This 3D course is for those who have been confused by terminology or intimidated because you felt lost when you tried to learn 3D before.

This course is for any graphic artist 2D artist or anyone who is just curious about 3D but has been too afraid to take that chance to learn. This course will give you a good base to tackle your first 3D course. You will be able to understand a lot of the terminology and the basic concepts of where everything fits in 3D. This is not a full and complete course on each piece of software, but it is a way to introduce everyone to some of the core concepts of 3D and 3D art.

Navigating your way through 3D art can be very confusing because 3D is based in geometry and math. Because math and geometry are difficult, 3D art can have a higher barrier of entry than 2D art.

By the time you finish this course, you will understand the basics of the most common 3D concepts like materials, shaders, polygons, and other terms that may have confused you in the past.

Even if you have never tried 3D before because it looked too complicated or the user interfaces looked too scary, this will be the perfect course for you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: SOME SUPER BASICS

Lecture 1: What is a Pipeline?

Lecture 2: What is a Polygon?

Lecture 3: Polygons in action

Lecture 4: Assignment : Open Blender

Lecture 5: A small correction

Chapter 3: Getting comfortable with 3D

Lecture 1: Your first learning tool

Lecture 2: What is a viewport?

Lecture 3: What exactly is a Mesh?

Lecture 4: So what is a material and how do they work?

Lecture 5: What is a renderer?

Lecture 6: WHat is a SHader?

Lecture 7: Specific examples of software

Lecture 8: Assignment 2

Chapter 4: Useful apps and software

Lecture 1: Intro websites

Lecture 2: Zbrush core mini

Lecture 3: Materialize

Lecture 4: A word about TABLETS

Chapter 5: Removing the the fear from modeling

Lecture 1: Basic file types

Lecture 2: Making Blender Better Looking

Lecture 3: Here's what you have learned at this point

Lecture 4: This applies to Unreal engine

Lecture 5: Basic editing concepts

Lecture 6: What is a normal?

Lecture 7: Why Bevels are Important

Lecture 8: Adjusting edges

Lecture 9: Adding geometry

Lecture 10: Different views

Lecture 11: Modeling with S.E.R.G.

Lecture 12: Mirroring

Chapter 6: A little bit about sculpting

Lecture 1: Watching your Poly count

Lecture 2: Navigating is important

Lecture 3: Looking at the Zbrush Core mini UI (User Interface)

Lecture 4: Basic Brushes

Lecture 5: More Brushes

Chapter 7: The world of Materials

Lecture 1: Intro to Materialize

Lecture 2: What is a Diffuse Map?

Lecture 3: What is a height map?

Lecture 4: What is a Normal map?

Lecture 5: What is Ambient Occlusion ?

Lecture 6: Understand metal and roughness

Lecture 7: Hand painting textures

Chapter 8: Let's review what you've learned.

Lecture 1: Reviewing with Unreal

Lecture 2: Looking at Twinmotion

Lecture 3: Reviewing with Blender

Lecture 4: Looking at the Full version of ZBrush

Lecture 5: What to do next?

Lecture 6: BONUS LECTURE

Instructors

Rich Graysonn
Illustrator Designer

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