Blender for Intermediate Session 2: Textures

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arebyte’s Digital Training Session: Blender for intermediate Workshop with artist Marc Blazel - Session #2: Textures

A 3D model is nothing without a high quality texture. You will explore different methods of material generation and learn how to properly prepare your models for texturing.

As an introduction to the whole materials workflow we will cover

▷ UV unwrapping

▷ Procedural texture nodes

▷ texture painting

Bring colour to your renders with this essential Blender workshop.

Start to explore Blender's huge suite of animation tools and become the virtual Frankenstein of your dreams!

NOTE: Please make sure your computer of choice fits the system requirements found here: https://www.blender.org/download/requirements/

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arebyte’s Digital Training Sessions provide practical techniques for digital making through workshops led by artists. From introductory to more advanced sessions on coding, 3D modelling, sound editing, as well as cross-platform game engines and virtual world-making, the creative courses provide hands-on tools that participants can apply in their creative development, for all educational levels.

Divided into four online sessions, this series for intermediate level led by artist Marc Blazel explores different techniques and workflows in Blender, a free and open-source 3D computer graphics software toolset.

The sessions can be attended singularly or all together as a package. Participants are expected to have a moderate understanding of the software and looking to further their existing knowledge of the tools and processes available. Please get in touch if you would like more information

Session #1: Sculpting - Sun Aug 28th, 1 - 4pm

Session #2: Textures - Sun Sept 25th - 1 - 4pm

Session #3: Physics - Sun Oct 30th, 1 - 4pm

Session #4: Geometry Nodes - Sun Nov 27th, 1 - 4pm

Marc Blazel is a multidisciplinary artist specialising in moving image, installation, live-streaming and web theory.