Create a Classic Speedster with Blender

Create a Classic Speedster with Blender, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 93 lectures, based on 40 reviews, and has 352 subscribers.

You will learn about 3D Modeling in Blender Blender's Modifier Stack Curves and the Path Tool Pivot Points and Transform Orientation UV Mapping in Blender Node-based Texturing Organizing a Large Project in Blender Rendering with Cycles This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Blender users who are interested in learning by doing. It is particularly useful for Beginner Blender users who are interested in learning by doing.

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Summary

Title: Create a Classic Speedster with Blender

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 93

Number of Published Lectures: 93

Number of Curriculum Items: 93

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 93

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

3D Modeling in Blender
Blender's Modifier Stack
Curves and the Path Tool
Pivot Points and Transform Orientation
UV Mapping in Blender
Node-based Texturing
Organizing a Large Project in Blender
Rendering with Cycles

Who Should Attend

Beginner Blender users who are interested in learning by doing.

Target Audiences

Beginner Blender users who are interested in learning by doing.

In this course we will use only free, open-source software to create a 1925 Kissel “Gold Bug” Speedster. It was the luxury car of the stars in its day, owned by Amelia Earhart, Greta Garbo, and Al Jolson. Of the 35,000 cars that were produced, only 150 of them are still around. But we are going to make one more using Blender and Krita.

We will begin with the fundamental modeling tools of Blender, building up the basic shapes of the car. And as we progress, you’ll be introduced to more advanced tools and hard surface modeling techniques. Once the modeling is complete, we will begin assigning materials and adding textures to the leather seats and the woodgrain steering wheel. You’ll learn how to use Krita to add text to an object, and even try out Blender’s 3D Text tool. Finally, we will set up the lights for our scene and render out our final images.

If you’re interested in creating vehicles and would like a comprehensive project through which to learn Blender, then this course is for you. This kind of scene is great for building your skills and gaining valuable insights into organizing and managing a complex project.

So let’s get started! Join me as we “Create a Classic Speedster with Blender.”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Overview of Course

Lecture 2: Creating Background Images in Krita

Lecture 3: Setting Up Background Images in Blender

Chapter 2: Modeling the Exterior

Lecture 1: Beginning to Block in Shapes

Lecture 2: Two Ways to Mirror Objects

Lecture 3: Beginning the Front Grill

Lecture 4: Finishing the Grill

Lecture 5: Blocking in the Shapes of the Hood

Lecture 6: Continuing the Line of the Body

Lecture 7: Modeling the Trunk Area

Lecture 8: Closing Off the Trunk Shape

Lecture 9: Beginning the Bumpers

Lecture 10: Adding Pieces to the Back of the Car

Lecture 11: Organizing the Scene

Lecture 12: Connection Pieces for the Bumpers

Lecture 13: Continuing the Back of the Car

Lecture 14: Global/Local and Object/Edit Modes

Lecture 15: Face Orientation and the Path Tool

Lecture 16: Creating the Rear Fenders

Lecture 17: Modeling the Headlights

Lecture 18: Working on the Front Details

Lecture 19: Modeling More Front Details

Lecture 20: Connecting the Fender to the Chassis

Lecture 21: Creating the Connecting Pieces for the Lights

Lecture 22: Finishing the Headlight Hardware

Lecture 23: Connecting the Front Bumper to the Chassis

Lecture 24: Adding Detail to the Front Bumper

Lecture 25: Modeling the Turn Signals and Vent

Lecture 26: Modeling the Engine Vents

Lecture 27: Connecting the Body Panels

Lecture 28: Beginning the Windshield Frame

Lecture 29: Finishing the Windshield

Chapter 3: Modeling the Interior

Lecture 1: Organizing the Scene and Beginning the Interior

Lecture 2: Blocking in the Seats

Lecture 3: Beginning the Dashboard

Lecture 4: Beginning the Steering Wheel

Lecture 5: Finishing the Steering Wheel

Lecture 6: Modeling the Steering Column Brace

Lecture 7: Modeling the Interior Door Panels

Lecture 8: Creating the Interior Door Pockets and Handles

Lecture 9: Continuing the Interior Panels

Lecture 10: Creating Trim with the Curve Tool

Lecture 11: Modeling the Gear Shift

Lecture 12: Adding Details to the Dashboard

Lecture 13: Modeling the Rearview Mirror

Lecture 14: Creating the Interior Door Straps

Lecture 15: Modeling the Interior Panel of the Rear Seat

Chapter 4: Creating the Convertible Top and Trunk

Lecture 1: Beginning the Convertible Top

Lecture 2: Continuing the Convertible Top

Lecture 3: Creating the Exterior Door Handle

Lecture 4: Using Booleans to Create the Trunk

Chapter 5: Creating the Wheels, Spokes, and Tire Treads

Lecture 1: Beginning a Tire and Rim

Lecture 2: Beginning the Wheels

Lecture 3: Creating the First Row of Spokes

Lecture 4: Continuing with the Spokes

Lecture 5: Finishing the Spokes

Lecture 6: Cleaning up the Body Panels

Lecture 7: Beginning the Tire Treads

Lecture 8: Finishing the Tire Treads

Chapter 6: Adding More Details

Lecture 1: Adding Detail to the Seats

Lecture 2: Adjusting the Seats and Creating the Door Hinges

Lecture 3: Modeling the Hood Ornament

Lecture 4: Finishing the Hood Ornament and Hood Area

Lecture 5: Creating a Side Step

Lecture 6: Finishing the Side Steps

Lecture 7: Tweaking the Steps and Closing the Rear Fender

Lecture 8: Filling in Behind the Wheels

Lecture 9: Placing the Objects Behind the Wheels

Lecture 10: Modeling the Rear Light

Lecture 11: Using Blenders Text Tool

Lecture 12: Connecting the Rear Light to the Car

Lecture 13: Finishing the Rear Light

Lecture 14: Redoing the Trunk with a Smoothing Mesh

Lecture 15: Finishing the Trunk and Rear of Car

Chapter 7: Creating Materials and Textures

Lecture 1: Beginning to Assign Materials

Lecture 2: Adding Multiple Materials to an Object

Lecture 3: Continuing the Materials for the Exterior

Lecture 4: Finishing the Exterior and Beginning the Interior

Lecture 5: Assigning Textures with the Node Wrangler

Lecture 6: Adding Wood Texture to the Steering Wheel

Lecture 7: Texturing the Headlights

Lecture 8: Creating the Wheel Logo Plate

Lecture 9: Texturing the Grill and Front Logo

Lecture 10: Texturing the Interior Carpet

Lecture 11: Adding Text to the Dash (process 1)

Lecture 12: Adding Text to the Light Switch (process 2)

Lecture 13: Modeling the Gauges Panel

Lecture 14: Adding Textures to the Gauges Panel

Lecture 15: Applying Textures to the Turn Signals

Lecture 16: Appending and Setting Up the Golf Bag

Chapter 8: Rendering the Scene

Lecture 1: Creating a Test Render

Lecture 2: Depth of Field and Final Render

Instructors

Darrin Lile
Blender Foundation Certified Trainer

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