Modeling and Texturing Decoration in Blender, step-by-step

Learn to model greebles in Blender and texture decoration, using a reference collage from Unsplash and Pixabay, and create textures for pipes, wires, and fences with depth of field.

Practice one demonstrates modeling a greeble in Blender 4.3, unwrapping UV maps, applying image textures with alpha, and shading with roughness, bump, curves, and cables under HDR lighting.

Practice 2 guides you through quick greeble creation in Blender, using modifiers, loop tools, bevels, and texture projection to model and texture decoration.

Model a symmetrical decor structure in Blender by applying mirror modifier and array modifier, loop cuts, extrudes, bevels, and UV projection, then texture with concrete, roughness, and screws.

Practice 4 walks you through creating a decorative Blender model, focusing on bevels, loop cuts, reprojecting UVs, and preparing a glass-part segment for later shader work.

Create translucent glass by mixing a glass shader with textures using roughness and bump. Tint with color, map textures with concrete uv map, and use emission glow to animate light.

Practice 5 guides you through modeling stairs and a fence in Blender, using edge split, bevel, and extrude along normals, then texture with concrete UVs and color adjustments.

Create pipes in Blender using two methods: spin a cylinder edge around a defined origin in edit mode, and extrude along normals with bevel and texture projection.

Explore techniques for modeling decoration assets in Blender, including curve-based modeling, shrink wrap, and a dust shader across a 127-asset pack.

Model and texture a decorative cable in blender, align the geometry along the z axis, apply extrudes, loop cuts, and bevels, then project UVs and build concrete textures with materials.

Practice building and detailing piping in Blender, using cut textures, bevels, curves, and mesh conversion, then separate parts, adjust origins, and prepare UV reprojection and metallic textures.