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[Gleb] Welcome to Create Stylized 3d Art in Blender course! :) this course
will teach you a broad range of non-photorealistic
rendering techniques and the principles of creating stylized art in Blender.
my name is Gleb and together with Aidy and Manu we'll help you to get up and running. [Aidy] Hi
i'm Aidy Burrows, part of the Creative Shrimp crew and we'd like to introduce Manu Järvinen
who will be joining us on our journey into the NPR universe. [Manu] Hello! i'm Manu Järvinen :)
[Aidy] inspired by Manu's amazing stylized artworks we teamed up with Manu on this project
to dig deeper into Manu's creative and technical process and this led
to a greater deeper dive into the whole general world of non-photorealistic rendering
[Gleb]
Aidy and i have looked into Space VFX and our Hard Surface Modeling project that lean more towards
photorealism so it was especially interesting for us this time to take a look at how we can push
beyond realism to enhance the fun and the designs of what is possible to create within Blender
it's all about diversity and as you know npr is a whole world of different looks and techniques
okay so the course structure looks like this. in the first part of the course
we'll explore the basic principles of stylization such as simplification,
exaggeration and the essential techniques of non-photorealistic
rendering. the second part of the course will cover the entire creation process from style
board to finished scene of an isometric diorama complete with lighting, modeling and animation
and finally in the third part which is aimed at more intermediate users is where Manu is going
to be let loose. it won't be an exhaustive step by step but we feel by this point in the course
you'll probably feel more confident and dig even deeper into the making of of Manu's stylized
car render. yeah what about the requirements... it's a Blender course only blender is required,
but we will also use Krita and some other free software for 2d tasks mainly. we believe that
after watching this course you will become well acquainted with a broad range of techniques
for creating stylized 3d art in Blender. but ok without the further delay let's jump straight in!
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