Introduction to Packaging Visualization in Blender

Introduction to Packaging Visualization in Blender, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 67 lectures, based on 32 reviews, and has 199 subscribers.

You will learn about Blender For Packaging Visualization Carton Box 3D Modelling for Packaging Visualization 3D Mockups for Packaging Learn to use blender as a tool for Packaging This course is ideal for individuals who are Designers working with packaging or Mockup users in packaging or Designers who have no prior knowledge in 3D or Designers who want to make an impressive packaging Design Portfolio or Independent design consultants and designers or Small Packaging Design studio or 3D Artists who want to work on Packaging It is particularly useful for Designers working with packaging or Mockup users in packaging or Designers who have no prior knowledge in 3D or Designers who want to make an impressive packaging Design Portfolio or Independent design consultants and designers or Small Packaging Design studio or 3D Artists who want to work on Packaging.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Packaging Visualization in Blender

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Published Lectures: 67

Number of Curriculum Items: 67

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 67

Original Price: $44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Blender For Packaging Visualization
Carton Box 3D Modelling for Packaging Visualization
3D Mockups for Packaging
Learn to use blender as a tool for Packaging

Who Should Attend

Designers working with packaging
Mockup users in packaging
Designers who have no prior knowledge in 3D
Designers who want to make an impressive packaging Design Portfolio
Independent design consultants and designers
Small Packaging Design studio
3D Artists who want to work on Packaging

Target Audiences

Designers working with packaging
Mockup users in packaging
Designers who have no prior knowledge in 3D
Designers who want to make an impressive packaging Design Portfolio
Independent design consultants and designers
Small Packaging Design studio
3D Artists who want to work on Packaging

This Course introduces you to blender, a great open source 3D content creation software that is predominantly used in industries like movies, animation and games. In this course, we explore the possibility to use Blender as a tool for packaging design.

Choosing 3D model over mockups

3D models are extremely customisable and versatile
Allows simulation of surface details like embossing, UV, foiling, transparency and paper texture.
Ability to view the design from multiple angles.
Better accuracy of texture mapping on curved surfaces.
Offers more flexibility and control.
Unlocks animation capabilities.

What is 3D Visualization for packaging all about?

The end goal of a packaging visualisation is to show your 2D packaging design concepts on a 3D model as if it was made for real. By doing 3D visualisations, we gain a deeper understanding of our design, hence one can quickly prototype ideas using 3D software and make confident and quick design decisions which will reduce the production time. A 3D visualisation can greatly benefit a designer as one can communicate ideas with 3D renders to potential people such as clients or investors and get feedback.

To sum up, 3D visualisation helps to

Reduce production time
Better understanding of a design
Make better design decisions
Communicate design ideas to potential people
Make Animations

What does a 3D software offer for Packaging Designers?

A 3D content creation offers creative tools for various industries for a vast amount of different needs. This makes a 3D software seem daunting and complicated to learn. But the tools needed for a packaging designer is much simpler and easy to learn. We will make use of certain tools in the following domains : Modelling, UV unwrapping, Texturing and Shading then finally Rendering.

Why Blender as a tool for Packaging Designers?

It has got powerful tools required for packaging design.
Cross platform nature runs the same on windows, Mac OS and Linux.
Clever development makes it extremely light weight software that can run even in lower computer configurations.
Continuous development adds new features.
Growing and great community support with new tutorials added everyday.
Blender is open source and free software (please consider donating) and is free to use for learning as well as commercial purposes.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Opening a Blender File

Lecture 3: Understanding Interface Panels

Lecture 4: Outliner Basics

Lecture 5: Saving a blend file

Lecture 6: Understanding the 3D Viewport

Lecture 7: Interface Navigation

Lecture 8: Shading Modes

Lecture 9: Duplicating Objects

Lecture 10: Transform Tools

Lecture 11: Selection Tools

Lecture 12: 3D Cursor

Lecture 13: Sidebar

Lecture 14: Units Setup

Lecture 15: Additional Panels

Lecture 16: Brief on Principled Shader Node

Lecture 17: Summary Section 1A

Chapter 2: Section 1B : Texturing and Shading a Tin

Lecture 1: Texturing and shading a tin intro

Lecture 2: Viewport Matcaps

Lecture 3: Assigning Materials

Lecture 4: Defining Materials

Lecture 5: Images as label graphics

Lecture 6: Metal Color

Lecture 7: Maximize Viewport

Lecture 8: Screenshots from Blender

Lecture 9: Section 1B tips and best practices

Chapter 3: Section 1C : Introduction to UV Unwrapping

Lecture 1: What is UV Unwrapping

Lecture 2: UV Unwrapping Objects in Blender

Lecture 3: Mapping Textures

Lecture 4: Unwrap Specific Faces

Lecture 5: UV Tiling

Lecture 6: Section 1C Tips and Best Practices

Lecture 7: Section 1C Summary

Chapter 4: Section 2A : Tools For Modelling

Lecture 1: Tools for Modelling

Lecture 2: Viewport Clipping

Lecture 3: Add Menu

Lecture 4: Construction of a 3D Model

Lecture 5: Selection Methods in Edit Mode

Lecture 6: Extrude

Lecture 7: Inset

Lecture 8: Loop Cut

Lecture 9: Non Destructive Modifiers

Lecture 10: Pivot Point

Lecture 11: Section 2A Tips and Practices

Lecture 12: Section 2A Keywords

Chapter 5: Section 2B : Model a Carton Box from Template

Lecture 1: Setting up Background Images

Lecture 2: Getting Started with the box

Lecture 3: Folding The Box

Lecture 4: Adding Details

Chapter 6: Section 2C : Texturing and Shading in Blender

Lecture 1: PBR for Packaging

Lecture 2: Creating Maps

Lecture 3: Section 2C Summary

Chapter 7: Section 2D : Texturing the Box

Lecture 1: Texturing the box

Chapter 8: Section 3A : Texturing the Tube

Lecture 1: UV Unwrapping

Lecture 2: Mix RGB Node

Lecture 3: Multi Materials

Chapter 9: Section 3B : Texturing a Pouch

Lecture 1: Texturing a pouch

Chapter 10: Section 4 : Lighting and Rendering in Blender

Lecture 1: Lighting and rendering in blender

Lecture 2: Significance of lighting

Lecture 3: Lighting Methods

Lecture 4: Using an Image as a light

Lecture 5: Camera Basics

Lecture 6: Rendering

Lecture 7: Section 4 : Summary

Chapter 11: Project Assignment

Lecture 1: Project Assignment

Chapter 12: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Startup File and Measure tool

Instructors

Harshavardhan Saravanan
Co-Founder | CGI Artist | Author

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4 stars: 12 votes
5 stars: 13 votes

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