Blender 3D: Create a Procedural Hand Drawn Texture and Reveal Animation

What You Will Learn?

• My name is Harry! I’m a professional 3d artist with over a decade of experience. I’ve worked most recently as the Studio Director of an award winning architectural visualization studio..
• In this class, we’ll be creating this procedural hand drawn material! Then we’ll tie it all together at the end of the class, by creating a stylish reveal animation to display our statue in the best light..
• Procedural materials differ from standard image based textures by allowing you to design unique but totally customizable materials without the need of pixel based images..
• This means you can apply this hand drawn material to any model you can think of to make it look like a classical etching from the 16th century!.
• Speaking of classical artwork, have I mentioned we’ll be working with this awesome Rhinocéros sculpture made by Henri-Alfred Jacquemart in 1878?.
• This rhino sculpture is part of a preconfigured starter file, as well as a fully textured and animated end file so you can check your work. You can download them from the project resources section! .
• Just make sure you have Blender 3.5 or newer installed!.
• In this class you’ll learn:.
• You'll create:.
• Our class project:.
• Here's an example of my class project!.
• This class is meant for intermediates, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be hopelessly lost if you’re a beginner. However, I will be moving through these lessons with the assumption that you’re somewhat familiar with Blender already..
• If you’re just getting into Blender, I’d highly recommend you look at my Teacher Profile for a beginner class of mine!.
• These beginner classes will give you the best starting experience if you’re brand new to Blender. I'd personally recommend my "Create a Cartoon Bumblebee Animation" class!.