Author: BasiCubes
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Why Is Blender Considered an Amateur Software by the Professional Industry
Blender is a powerful and versatile open-source software, used to create 3D models, animations, and visual effects. It has been used in the professional industry countless times. Many Marvel projects have used Blender for pre-vis, a famous example being in Captain America Winter Soldier, where it is used to simulate the helicarrier crash. Another example is in Next Gen,…
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Blender 3.5 is Out and it is a Game-Changer for the Industry
What is New in Blender 3.5 Blender 3.5 is the latest version of the open-source 3D software, and it brings with it an abundance of new features and improvements that are exciting to artists, designers, and animators alike. Ranging from improved sculpting and animation tools to a new hair system, Blender 3.5 is packed with…
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Unlocking the Power of Light: A Beginner’s Guide to Realistic Lighting in Blender
hello everyone welcome back to Blender Basics and today I’ll be going over lights in blender. What are the Types of Lights in Blender In blender there are four types of lights. There is the point light, the sunlight, the spotlight, and then there is the area light. WHat is the Point Light We will…
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Streamlining Your Workflow in Blender: A Guide to the Compositor
What is the Compositor in Blender Welcome to Blender Basics, lets do some 3D! The compositor in Blender is a powerful node-based compositing tool used to refine and polish your final output. The resulting image will have a more professional and visually appealing look. Because the compositor has the ability to manipulate and combine different…
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An In-Depth Look at the Relation Between 2D and 3D Art
Do I Need to Know 2D for 3D art There has been a long ongoing debate in the art community on whether or not techniques from the 2D medium are necessary for 3D artists. While these two different art mediums certainly share some similarities, they require different skill sets. On one hand, 3D art involves…
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Lighting up your Scenes: A Comprehensive Guide on Lights in Blender 3D
What is Lighting in Blender Welcome to Blender Basics, lets do some 3D! In a 3D scene there are 3 main components: objects, materials, and lights. In a 3D scene, lights have the purpose of creating a sense of depth and illuminating objects in the scene. The proper use of lighting will add mood, atmosphere,…
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The Future of Art Creation: The Current State of AI-Generated Artworks
Artists can find themselves upset at AI for a couple reasons. They may be concerned for their livelihood, the humanities of art, and the identity they have built.
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The Ultimate Guide to Object Mode in Blender: A Deep Dive into Its Functions and Features
What is Object Mode in Blender Welcome to Blender Basics, lets do some 3D! In a 3D scene there are 3 main components: objects, materials, and lights. Artists can create objects and manipulate them independently of other objects. For example, they can affect the geometry, texture, and transformations. There are 3 modes to affect the…
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The Power of Textures in Blender: Enhancing Your 3D Art with Materials and Textures
Hello everyone welcome to blender Basics. Today I’ll be teaching you about the materials in blender. What is the Shader Editor in Blender Click on the cube and go to the top where there are a bunch of different options. Click on shading and this will bring you to the material viewport. Basics of Materials…
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The Basics of Texturing in Blender: A Beginner’s Guide for Creating Stunning Textures
What is a Texture Textures are digital images or math functions used to simulate materials. Blender offers a wide variety of textures to be used individually or together to form materials. These texture have inputs on values that can be tweaked to your liking. Most textures will have a Vector and Scale input. The Vector…
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