I finally completed the final exercise of the course, bringing it to life with lighting using Blender's Cycles engine with ray tracing. The result is magnificent! I enjoyed this course a lot; the instructor explained things very well, and I learned a lot. Now, I am better at 3D modeling. This is just the beginning of my journey to become an excellent 3D modeler...
Finally, I have completed this section of the course, and I am very happy with the result of this diurnal diorama! After much effort and dedication, I have learned a lot, especially about subdivision modeling, texturing with materials, lighting, and much more. The instructor explained things clearly, allowing me to understand more about 3D...
Continuing with the course, I started applying different materials to the objects in the room! But first and foremost, an important pillar: configuring the rendering engine. In this case, the Cycles engine in Blender was used, which employs realistic lighting, also known as Ray Tracing...
Continuing with the course, this time I have modeled many things in the room until finishing it! I am very happy and now I will show the progress in detail. Firstly, I modeled a bottle for the bookshelf I had made earlier and added some fake eyes inside to give it a strange touch...
Are you looking for a Halloween design for your business, project, or just to celebrate the event? Look no further, this scene is for you! The design is separated into layers...
Sixth advancement on the course, this time I completed the entire section learning different materials that can be generated in Blender...
Fifth advancement on the course, this time fixing various things in the scene, such as electrical cables, object positioning, etc...
Fourth advancement on the course, I am already making quite a bit of progress with Blender, and with practice getting used to the keyboard shortcuts and interface...
Third advancement on the course, I continue modeling the night diorama, and I am really enjoying...
Second advancement of the course, in this case modeling more objects in the scene of this diorama...
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