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Blender Stylized Room Course

Name: Blender Stylized Room Course
Rating: 4.4 (2 reviews)

Create Charming 3D Environments from Scratch

Created byHamidreza Afshari

Last updated 11/2025

English

What you'll learn

Establish strong composition and proportions
Model furniture, props, fabrics and décor items
Create clean, optimized UV maps
Enhance charm and storytelling through sculpting
Create beautiful stylized materials: wood, metal, fabric and more
Lighting techniques to showcase stylized art

Course content

5 sections • 25 lectures • 10h 58m total length

01_Intro1:37
Learn to build a stylized room from scratch, block and model with a touch, UV unwrapping for clean UVs, textures in Substance 3D Painter, lighting, rendering, and animation in Blender.
02_Getting Ready to Start9:28
Prepare blender for modeling by configuring navigation shortcuts, editor modes, and hotkeys with AutoHotKey and AutoHotPie, then set startup preferences.
03_Room Blockout20:56
Block out a stylized room in Blender, planning modular walls, plank floor, and braces, using edge split, smooth and solidify modifiers, and sub-div stove modeling to build the scene.
04_Making the Floor22:01
Learn to build and detail the floor and basement door in Blender using knife cuts, edge loops, bevel and solidify modifiers, and lighting to prevent light leaks.
05_Making the Stove Part139:03
Model a chunky wood-burning stove in blender, using edit mode, extrusions, proportions, solidify thickness, and edge loops to create a stylized, Boxtrolls-inspired stove with feet and exhaust.
06_Making the Stove Part233:42
Model a stylized stove in Blender by duplicating parts, refining geometry with bevels or creases, applying subdivision surface, adding rivets and hinges, detailing with inserts, and applying solidify.
07_Making the Rocking chair39:49
Learn to model a stylized rocking chair in Blender using box modeling, bezier curves, and cylinders while refining with edge loops, bevels, mirror, and proportional editing.
08_Making the Blanket and Pillow11:29
Model and size a blanket and a pillow for a stylized chair scene, then set up cloth simulation with self-collision and collision, adjusting thickness and placement.
09_Making the Log Holder and Firewoods18:16
Create a stylized log holder and arrange firewood for a Blender scene, using cylinders, mirror modifiers, edge loops, and bark detailing to build the stand and logs.
10_Making the Wooden Stool and Beer Mug23:38
Model a stylized wooden stool and a beer mug in Blender, using cylinders and planes, applying mirror, subsurf, and bevel with centimeter-based sizing and careful topology.
11_Making the Painting and Finish Modeling19:27
Add kerneys around the walls and a thick curved frame with nails, then design a window detail to influence light and finish painting and modeling for a stylized room.

12_UV Unwrapping Part152:18
Unwrap the room mesh by preparing inverted faces, fixing clipping, and applying the udim texture workflow in Blender to pack islands across multiple tiles for stylized room textures.
13_UV Unwrapping Part2 (Time-lapse)39:34
Watch a time-lapse of uv unwrapping in Blender as the creator addresses overlapping faces from a cancelled extrusion, showing the struggle before redoing the firewoods with uv wrapping.

14_Sculpting Part132:48
Practice sculpting a stylized rocking chair in Blender, adding edge damage and bevels, preparing the wood planks, and refining UV unwraps and normals for a painter-ready mesh.
15_Sculpting_Part2 (Time-lapse)33:57
Master sculpting a stylized room in Blender with time-lapse, part 2, mastering sculpting a stylized room in Blender with time-lapse.
16_Export to Substance 3D Painter27:32
Export the stylized room from Blender by generating high and low poly versions, assigning per‑part materials, and exporting as FBX to Substance Painter for painting, baking, and testing UVs.

17_Substance 3D Painter Basics33:00
Explore Substance 3D Painter UI navigation and bake high poly data to the low poly mesh for stylized room texturing, using texture sets, layers, and smart materials.
18_Baking Mesh Maps19:44
Learn to bake mesh maps in Substance 3D Painter, using ambient occlusion, curvature, and thickness. Master cage usage, id masking, and baking normals from high-poly to low-poly.
19_Texturing the Stove48:39
Texture the stove in substance painter using smart materials, layering base color, height, normals, roughness, and metallic; refine with masks, grunge, and triplanar projection for a stylized room.
20_Texturing the Rocking Chair12:56
Explore texturing a rocking chair in blender by building a wood material with tiled patterns, color and roughness tweaks, and fabric textures with dust and occlusion for realism.
21_Texturing the Room29:06
Texture the room in Blender, using wood plank flooring, UDIM tiling, and triplanar projection; in Substance Painter, create layered materials, masks, gradients, and color variations for a stylized space.
22_Texturing the Log Holder and Wooden Stool23:24
Learn to texture a log holder and a wooden stool by creating layered wood materials, bark textures, and ambient occlusion, adjusting color, height, and normal maps.

23_Exporting the Textures29:19
Export textures from substance painter to blender for a stylized room, check channels, use 2048 texture sets with udim naming, and export as exr non-color data.
24_Animation and Rendering35:55
Explore creating a looping rocking-chair animation with precise origin setup, keyframes, and graph editor cycles, then render with color management, denoising, and motion blur using vector data.
25_Recap0:52
Block out the big shapes, then build objects, create UVs, sculpt details, and export to painter to texture a stylized room in Blender.

Requirements

Blender
Substance 3D Painter
Any computer capable of rendering in Cycles

Description

Do you dream of turning your creative ideas into beautifully stylized 3D environments? If you want to level up your Blender skills and learn to create professional, eye-catching scenes, this course is for you!

Welcome! I’m HamidReza Afshari, a professional 3D artist with over 15 years of experience, and I’ll guide you step by step through designing, modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering your own stylized room—completely from scratch.

This course teaches you a production-ready workflow used in animation and game art studios, helping you not only learn techniques, but also understand why and how to use them effectively.

What You Will Learn

By the end of the course, you will be able to create a full stylized 3D room environment, ready for portfolio presentation or animation projects. You’ll learn how to:

1. Block Out Your Scene

Establish strong composition and proportions
Prepare a clear foundation before adding details

2. Model With a Stylized Approach

Model furniture, props, fabrics and décor items
Add unique personality and a handcrafted look to your objects

3. UV Unwrap Efficiently

Create clean, optimized UV maps
Prepare your models for perfect texturing

4. Sculpt Appealing Stylized Details

Add realistic wear, fabric folds, wood grain and more
Enhance charm and storytelling through sculpting

5. Texture in Substance 3D Painter

Create beautiful stylized materials: wood, metal, fabric and more
Use color, roughness, edge highlights and hand-painted effects

6. Light, Render & Animate in Blender

Lighting techniques to showcase stylized art
Final rendering in Cycles
Add a short camera animation for a polished cinematic look

Who Is This Course For?

This course is designed for:

Beginner to Intermediate Blender users
Artists who know the basics and want to level up
Anyone interested in stylized environments for games, films, or animation
3D art students building a strong portfolio piece

No advanced skills required! If you understand basic navigation and modeling in Blender, you’re ready.

What Software Do You Need?

Blender (free)
Substance 3D Painter (for texturing)
Any computer capable of rendering in Cycles

What You Will Get

Lifetime access & future updates
All project files and textures used in the course
High-quality lessons with clear explanations
A complete stylized environment for your portfolio

Start Creating Your World

By the end of this course, you won’t just follow a tutorial—you will understand the entire stylized environment pipeline so you can create your own rooms, buildings, villages, or entire worlds!

I can’t wait to see what you create.

Enroll now, and let’s start building your stylized 3D room!

Who this course is for:

Beginner to Intermediate Blender users
Artists who know the basics and want to level up
3D art students building a strong portfolio piece

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Course content

Modeling11 lectures • 3hr 59min

UV Unwrapping2 lectures • 1hr 32min

Sculpting3 lectures • 1hr 34min

Texturing6 lectures • 2hr 47min

Shading and Rendering3 lectures • 1hr 6min

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