【한글자막】 블렌더 디자인 및 렌더링 : 양식화된 해양 장면 구현하기

In lesson 1, we will be taking conceptual ideas and turning them into a rudimentary 2D drawing. You will be learning how to find and use references to turn your concept art into a stylized 3D scene within Blender 2.9.

This lesson will involve creating a plane in the shape of a boat, using our boat reference which is downloadable in the course pack. We will be learning about scaling and using edge loops within Blender 2.9 as part of this lesson.

In this lesson, we will be turning our 2D plane into a 3D object to get the general proportions for our stylized fishing boat. We will be focusing on creating a stylised look, with key features taught through this lesson including Blender 2.9’s extrusion functionality.

In lesson 4, we will be finishing the overall shape of our boat, adding final details, and making sure it is an accurate representation of everything a realistic boat should include. Key features will include preparing the 3D mesh ready for Blender 2.9 modifiers.

This lesson will involve learning how to mark seams and sharps to create islands which we will then turn into planks of wood. We will also be learning how to separate different parts of meshes to make smaller sub-parts.

In this lesson, we will be turning our 2D planks into 3D objects, complete with gaps for realism. As part of this process, we will be using the first Blender 2.9 modifier in this course: the bevel modifier. Learning outcomes will also include learning more information about sharp edges.

In lesson 7, we will be creating the two halves of our boat using the Blender 2.9 mirror modifier technique. We will also be creating the rear and bow of our stylised fishing boat using the techniques learned in previous lessons.

This lesson will focus on creating the top sides of our stylized fishing boat using the solidify modifier. Part of this lesson will also involve learning about clipping and its uses.

In this lesson, we will be creating the rear of our stylised fishing boat, combining the previous skills learned, including mirror, solidify, and bevel modifiers within Blender 2.9.

In lesson 10, we will be looking at how to scale 3D models to a real-world scale and how to import .objs and FBXs. Our modeling process will continue as part of this lesson, seeing us start work on the decking of our boat, creating a stable environment to build upon.

This lesson will be finishing the decking of our stylized fishing boat, and we will be taking a deep dive into how the cycles and eevee rendering systems work within Blender 2.9.

In this lesson, we will be creating our first materials within Blender 2.9. This lesson will give you a good grounding into how to set up and apply materials with the principled shader. We will be looking at how to contrast different colours using colour theory as well.

In lesson 13, we will be finishing adding all the materials to our stylised fishing boat with the main focus of this lesson being lighting our underwater scene. We will be focusing on sunlight to create an effective sky effect, and we will also take a brief look at how to hide objects using the scene collection in Blender 2.9.

This lesson will focus on the Blender 2.9 pipe addon to quickly and easily create our handrail for the side of the stylised fishing boat we are building. You will also learn about proportional editing and bridge edge loops.

In this lesson, we will be finishing off our stylised fishing boat’s handrail. You will also be adding in metallic materials. Finally, we will be making a start on our fishing boat’s cabin base.

In lesson 16, we will be creating the main part of our cabin complete with planks and wooden struts. Throughout the Blender 2.9 modeling process, we will be making sure to keep with the stylized theme of our water scene.

This lesson will involve turning our stylized fishing boat cabin into a complete 3D object using many Blender 2.9 modifiers. We will also be preparing the cabin for the materials we will be adding in the next lessons.

In this lesson, we will be creating hinges and handles to complete our stylized fishing boat cabin door. The main part of this lesson will focus on creating the base for our cabin to sit on.

In lesson 19, we will be creating all the materials for our cabin within Blender 2.9, drawing from all the skills we have learned from creating our stylised fishing boat.

This lesson will focus on using the Blender 2.9 node wrangler addon to quickly and easily set up our glass shader. We will also be taking an in-depth look at all texture maps, like metallic and roughness, for example.

In this lesson, we will be continuing on with our glass shader within Blender 2.9. You will also be adding in a fairly simplistic node system to create transparency and refraction while giving you a lot of control over your shader.

In lesson 22, we will be creating our life ring using a Taurus primitive within Blender 2.9. We will be discussing how to reduce polygon counts and, finally, we will be making a start on our anchor chain entrance apparatus.

This lesson will have us creating the anchor chain for our stylised fishing boat. We will also be looking at aspects of our water scene such as how duplication and global gizmo movement can give us a cutting edge as 3D modellers.

In this lesson, we will be creating the boat wheel, looking at how a cylinder’s structural composition, such as its sides, is important for 3D design. We will also be looking at the sub-division modifier within Blender 2.9.

In lesson 25, we will be completing our stylised fishing boat ship wheel and securing it within the safety of our wooden cabin. You will learn all about how to create the special shape of a ship wheel using Blender 2.9 extrusion and insert functionalities.

This lesson will involve the beginning of the creating process for our fish storage box. You will be using and refining skills similar to what you used to create our stylized fishing boat’s cabin in the previous section.

In this lesson, we will finish modeling our stylised fishing boat’s storage box. By this point in this course, you will be getting to grasp the main principles around creating stylized 3D objects within Blender 2.9.

In lesson 28, we will complete the storage box design process. This will involve adding materials, handles and hinges, and always aiming to keep the stylised style of the boat throughout the modeling process.

This lesson will be our first introduction to using and learning about curves. We will be creating our cabin chimney and learning how to convert curves to mesh within Blender 2.9.

In this lesson, we will finish our cabin chimney, complete with ridges, rivets, and materials for added realism. We also make a start on our netting which we will place on top of our stylised fishing boat.

In lesson 31, we will be modeling the rope and learning how to make a cloth storage bag for our stylized fishing boat’s netting.

This lesson will see us creating our first procedural material – the rope. We will be looking at how to combine nodes within Blender 2.9 to give us a rope effect. You will also be creating various colour shades within the rope using the colour ramp node.

In this lesson, we will be creating our stylized fishing boat’s fishing post, making sure that the scaling and stylisation follow the rest of our water scene.

In lesson 34, we will be modeling the fishing post spool, ready for adding our fishing line to it. We are trying to create a fishing post which would be fully functional in real life, complete with handles and turning devices.

This lesson will see us finishing the fishing post and preparing it for having materials added to it within Blender 2.9. By this point in our ‘Blender 2.9 Design & Render a Stylized Water Scene’ course, you should be up-to-date with marking seams, marking sharps, and beveling as a 3D modeler.

In this lesson, we will be adding our fishing line to our fishing spool. We will also be completing all other preparations for our fishing post. Finally, we will make a start on adding our simple principled materials within Blender 2.9.

In lesson 37, we will be finishing the fishing post. This process will involve adding all the materials that are required for it to have the stylized style of the rest of our water scene.

This lesson will see us creating the fishing line using a combination of point-of-origin and simple deform Blender 2.9 modifiers. This helps us to create the fishing line arc that we are looking for.

In this lesson, we add seams and sharps to our fishing line. This will enable us to apply materials to it. Finally, we will be creating the fishing line itself using the bezier curve primitive in Blender 2.9.

In lesson 40, we complete our fishing line build. We will be adding our line to the spool and down to the ocean floor of our stylized water scene.