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Published 4/2023
Created by Chris Weaver
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 70 Lectures ( 9h 49m ) | Size: 6.75 GB
Design and build your own paper models (also known as papercraft or cardstock models) using Blender and Inkscape..
Free Download What you'll learn
Make low poly 3D models using Blender
Lay out 3D models as paper models using Blender and Inkscape
Generate UV maps for 3D models using Blender
Build paper models using paper modeling tools and techniques
Paint 3D model textures using Inkscape
Requirements
You should have a desire to learn about 2D/3D computer graphics and their application in the real world. You only need basic desktop or laptop computer skills. Other than that, this course assumes no prior knowledge of Blender or Inkscape. You should have some basic skills: ability to cut out paper shapes with a hobby knife and/or scissors and gluing paper pieces together.
Description
This course will teach you how to design and build your own paper models (also known as papercraft or cardstock models) using the free and open source software applications Blender and Inkscape. This course is for all skill levels. You do not need to know anything about Blender or Inkscape to take this course. All you need is the interest and desire to learn, a desktop or laptop computer with basic graphics capability, a color inkjet printer (or at least access to one) and the necessary materials for the course: 110lb. cardstock, white PVA glue, hobby knife, scissors, tweezers, a surface to cut on like a piece of corrugated cardboard or cutting mat and a variety of colored markers.Researching and learning all of this on your own can be really time consuming and difficult. That's where this course can really help you! This course makes it easy to learn everything you need to know to start designing and building your own paper models from scratch using the most inexpensive means possible. It really is quite satisfying to go from nothing to something you can hold in your hand! In other words, it's an amazing experience to create something in the digital world of the computer and bring it into the physical world!
Who this course is for
This course is suitable for anyone with an interest in 2D/3D computer grahics that has a desire to bring their creations into the physical world as a real world object. My content is for gamers, artists, crafters, model railroaders and possibly people involved with theatre set design, architectural visualization and manufacturing or anyone else who has similar interests.
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