Create a Tyrannosaurus Rex Dinosaur in Blender 3.0 +

Create a Tyrannosaurus Rex Dinosaur in Blender 3.0 +, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 131 lectures, based on 46 reviews, and has 367 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a dinosaur from start to finish Understand the importance of good typology Working with a low to high poly model set-up Utilize and properly set-up blueprints for modeling reference guides Sculpt muscles and scales onto dinosaur using both manual brush work and alpha brushes Baking texture maps using a multi-resolution and cage Managing a shader node set-up Render out a finalized image for your portfolio This course is ideal for individuals who are Blender users interested in the workflow creation of a prehistoric dinosaur. or Blender users looking to learn new methods when approaching their models or Students looking for an in-depth and extensive training course or Artists looking to challenge themselves It is particularly useful for Blender users interested in the workflow creation of a prehistoric dinosaur. or Blender users looking to learn new methods when approaching their models or Students looking for an in-depth and extensive training course or Artists looking to challenge themselves.

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Summary

Title: Create a Tyrannosaurus Rex Dinosaur in Blender 3.0 +

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 131

Number of Published Lectures: 131

Number of Curriculum Items: 131

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 131

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a dinosaur from start to finish
Understand the importance of good typology
Working with a low to high poly model set-up
Utilize and properly set-up blueprints for modeling reference guides
Sculpt muscles and scales onto dinosaur using both manual brush work and alpha brushes
Baking texture maps using a multi-resolution and cage
Managing a shader node set-up
Render out a finalized image for your portfolio

Who Should Attend

Blender users interested in the workflow creation of a prehistoric dinosaur.
Blender users looking to learn new methods when approaching their models
Students looking for an in-depth and extensive training course
Artists looking to challenge themselves

Target Audiences

Blender users interested in the workflow creation of a prehistoric dinosaur.
Blender users looking to learn new methods when approaching their models
Students looking for an in-depth and extensive training course
Artists looking to challenge themselves

In this course, you will be able to create a dinosaur from scratch to finish. You will learn the in’s and out’s when it comes to creating a finalized portfolio piece. What’s even better is this course is geared and created with an open-sourced program called Blender!

Inside this course, I do my absolute best to explain every process using real-time footage and explanations. You can see every click and change that I do within the video. The course is in-depth as it is nearly 40 hours long!

The Workflow:

* Create a low to high poly T-Rex

* Sculpt using a multiresolution modifier

* UV unwrap

* Bake information onto texture maps

* Pose

* Create a scene

* Post-editing

What you can expect inside:

This course is designed with the intention of creating a finalized render for your portfolio.

Throughout the modeling stages of the T-Rex, we will start with designing a low poly T-Rex.

The process will entail using a multi-resolution modifier that we will enable once we get into the sculpting stages of the course. From that point, we will be baking our high poly information onto our low poly dinosaur via texture maps.

We will use several different techniques to bake our texture maps; one technique that is extremely usefulis called a cage.

The next stages will include creating an armature, dealing with bones, and inverse kinematics so that we can pose our dinosaur.

We then create our scene with much more environmental detail.

Lastly, we render and finish up with some compositing!

Learn how to:

* Insert blueprint references

* Create a model from blueprint references

* Join several pieces of geometry into one object

* Utilize different tools and add-ons featured within Blender

* Use alpha brushes to create scales on your T-Rex

* Create your own alpha textures

* UV unwrap your model

* Create two different base colors for your Rex.

* Create several different texture maps that will bring your T-Rex to life!

* Finalize the scene with plants, trees, and lights for a final render.

* Lastly, composite your T-Rex to apply final effects!

… There is so much more inside the course!

This course was designed and created using Blender 3.0 + but is compatible with 4.0 and up

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Preparation and Working with References

Lecture 1: Insert References

Lecture 2: Testing References

Chapter 2: Resources Used Throughout Course

Lecture 1: RESOURCE BULK FOLDER

Lecture 2: Modeling References

Lecture 3: Sculpting Add-ons

Lecture 4: Sculpting Alpha's

Lecture 5: HDRI for Texturing

Lecture 6: Texture Painting Reference

Lecture 7: Rendering Resources

Lecture 8: Official Blender Course Files

Chapter 3: Enabling Add-ons

Lecture 1: Enabling Add-ons

Chapter 4: MODELING: Body & Tail

Lecture 1: Model the Body

Lecture 2: Model the Tail

Chapter 5: MODELING: Rear Feet

Lecture 1: The UV Editor for Referencing

Lecture 2: Modeling a Toe

Lecture 3: Middle Toe

Lecture 4: Larger Toe

Lecture 5: Joining the Toes

Chapter 6: MODELING: Rear Leg

Lecture 1: Extruding the Foot and Creating the Leg

Lecture 2: Creating the Last Inner Toe

Lecture 3: Joining the Leg to the Body

Lecture 4: Mirroring and Checking the Silhouette

Lecture 5: Adjusting the Mesh with Sculpt Mode

Lecture 6: Adding and Adjusting the Knee Cap

Chapter 7: MODELING: Fingers and Arm

Lecture 1: Begin Modeling the Fingers

Lecture 2: Joining the Arm to the Body

Lecture 3: Making Arm Adjustments

Chapter 8: MODELING: Begin Modeling the Face

Lecture 1: Creating the Skull

Lecture 2: Adjusting the Shape of the Arm & Leg

Lecture 3: Extruding the Mouth

Lecture 4: Finishing the Mouth

Lecture 5: Defining the Gumline

Lecture 6: Creating the Nostril

Lecture 7: Creating the Eye Socket

Lecture 8: Adjusting the Shape of the Skull

Lecture 9: Continuing Skull Adjustments

Lecture 10: Creating a Neckline

Lecture 11: Finalizing the Eye and Nose

Lecture 12: Creating the Ear

Chapter 9: MODELING: Making Refinements

Lecture 1: Arm

Lecture 2: Leg

Lecture 3: Full Body

Lecture 4: Final Checks

Chapter 10: MODELING: Modeling the Teeth

Lecture 1: Creating the Teeth

Lecture 2: Placing Teeth Inside Upper Jaw

Lecture 3: Placing Teeth Inside Bottom Jaw

Lecture 4: Joining the Teeth

Lecture 5: Checking UV's

Chapter 11: MODELING: Modeling the Eye

Lecture 1: Creating the Eyeball

Chapter 12: MODELING: Modeling Final Checks

Lecture 1: Final Checks

Chapter 13: SCULPTING: Early Sculpting Stages (Level 1)

Lecture 1: Preparation Before Sculpting

Lecture 2: Face Sets

Lecture 3: Shoulder & Arm

Lecture 4: Feet

Lecture 5: Leg

Lecture 6: Ribs

Lecture 7: Chest & Neck

Lecture 8: Skull

Lecture 9: Tail & Modifications

Chapter 14: SCULPTING: Sculpting Further Details (Level 2)

Lecture 1: Installing Files & Add-on

Lecture 2: Drawing Distress Marks

Lecture 3: Detailing the Mouth

Chapter 15: SCULPTING: Sculpting the Wrinkles and Scales

Lecture 1: Wrinkle Detailing Part 1

Lecture 2: Wrinkle Detailing Part 2

Lecture 3: Scales Detailing: Upper Body (Part 1)

Lecture 4: Scales Detailing Part 2

Lecture 5: Scales: Tail (Part 3)

Lecture 6: Scales: Spine and Head (Part 4)

Lecture 7: Scales: Head and Miscellaneous (Part 5)

Lecture 8: Scales: Gum (Part 6)

Lecture 9: Scales: Veins and Final Touches (Part 7)

Chapter 16: UV UNWRAPPING

Lecture 1: Improving Memory Usage

Lecture 2: Unwrapping the Eye

Lecture 3: Unwrapping the Legs

Lecture 4: Unwrapping the Arms

Lecture 5: Unwrapping the Head (Part 1)

Lecture 6: Unwrapping the Head (Part 2)

Lecture 7: Managing the UV Grid

Lecture 8: Finishing the UV Grid Layout

Chapter 17: TEXTURING: Baking Map Information

Lecture 1: Baking the Normal Map

Lecture 2: Baking the AO Map (Part 1)

Lecture 3: Baking the AO Map and Cage Creation (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Baking the Curvature Map

Instructors

Rachele Projects
3D Artist

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