
In this lecture, I provide and overview of the course including its structure and contents.
In this article, I provide pointers to additional sources of training and free resources online.
In this lecture, I explain how to watch any Udemy course fast and how to leave bookmarks on important topics to return to key discussion items.
In this lecture, I describe how to find Microsoft Paint 3D on your system, how to install it if you can't find it, and how to pin it to your taskbar and finally start the application.
In this lecture, I provide an overview of the Microsoft Paint 3D screen including demonstrations of several of the tools.
In this lecture, I discuss the standard file operations of new, save, save as, close, open, export, import and quit.
In this lecture, we explore the difference between 2D paint brushes, 2D objects and 3D objects.
In this lecture, I explain how to zoom your few in on a specific portion of your image, how to pan around and how to reset your view to the default image view.
In this section project, I ask you to submit a Microsoft Paint 3D illustration to the Q&A section of the course.
In this lecture, I ask you to please leave a review by demonstrating how to do so.
In this lecture, I review the difference between 2D and 3D objects in Microsoft Paint 3D.
In this lecture, I add several points that I forgot to include in the previous lecture on 3D objects.
In this lecture, I show you the importance of layers, or use of the z-axis, to both 2D and 3D illustrations.
In this lecture, I demonstrate the use of stickers, textures and images in both 2D and 3D environments.
In this lecture, I add another more complex example of inserting 3D shapes with stickers.
In this lecture, I demonstrate the use of the Magic Select tool and how it relates to transparency and the z-axis.
In this lecture, I demonstrate the uses of 2D and 3D text.
In this lecture, I demonstrate how to group 3D objects using selection and the Group operation.
In this lecture, I demonstrate one of the most useless effects libraries of any application -- I can only home more are coming.
In this lecture, I introduce the student to the Microsoft Paint 3D online library of 3D images. This is an ever-growing gold mine of 3D images that you can use in your work.
In this section project, I ask you to submit another Microsoft Paint 3D illustration to the Q&A section of the course.
In this lecture, I demonstrate how to use the Magic Select tool to split a 2D landscape into 3D such that I can use the Magic Select tool to cut out a painting of Godzilla coming over the horizon.
In this lecture, I describe how to purchase the remainder of my courses as inexpensively as possible.
Welcome,
Do you have some computer graphics you need or want to get done but don't have the money for an expensive graphics workstation?
Or maybe you're simply tired of paying an arm-and-a-leg for custom graphics from a contractor?
Why not use easy to understand software that runs free on your Windows 10 PC? How about if I throw in 3D graphics capability within the software?
Introducing Microsoft Paint 3D (MS Paint 3D)
This is a course for absolute beginners in how to use a graphic design product that comes free with your Microsoft Office license. We'll cover the basics that come with any graphics application and then move on to how to use the 3D components that make Microsoft Paint 3D unique.
My name is Brian Jackson and I've been drawing and painting for fun for almost half a century. I've written over one dozen books, published over 100 books and have over 48 Udemy courses to my name.
The following are the major discussion topics addressed in this course:
Microsoft Paint 3D Basics
Microsoft Paint's 3D Components
Microsoft Paint Advanced Demonstrations
Learn all the basics regarding the use of Microsoft Paint 3D to produce amazing 3D illustrations.
The audience for this course includes:
Anyone interested in an introduction to computer graphics
Anyone looking to learn Microsoft Paint 3D
Anyone in need of a simple and free graphics solution
And don't forget Udemy's 30-day no questions asked money-back guarantee.
I'll see you in the classroom,
---Brian
P.S. The knowledge contained in this course is a prerequisite to my Intermediate and Advanced courses.