Blender 3D – Easy Realistic Rubik’s cube by Abdul Nafay

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This Class’s Lessons

Four Lessons (34m)

Introduction

0:41

Making a Rubik’s Cube Model

12:51

Rendering, Lighting, and Texturing

17:56

Following Processing

2:59

Every level

16

Students

1

Project

About This Course

What’s up, geeks?

Welcome to my fresh new blender lesson, in which we’ll learn how to make this incredible realistic Rubik’s cube scenario. This video is really simple and is intended for blender novices with minimal experience.

However, you will be required to know the fundamentals, such as navigating the viewport, moving, rotating, and scaling objects, and utilizing the edit mode, among other things.

In this video, we’ll go through the fundamentals of modeling, texturing, lighting, and rendering in Blender so you may advance your 3D creative abilities.

The benefit of this lesson is that it will show you the raw process of a 3D artist when making art. We will work together to solve all challenges and make all innovative decisions!

So, what are you holding out for? Simply enroll in this program today to take your blender talents to the next level!

Meet Your Instructor

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Motion Graphics Designer

Teacher

I’m Abdul Nafay (18), and I’ve been working as a (Freelance) Motion Graphic Artist for the past three years.

My objective on Skillshare is to teach you all you need to know about 3D Art, Graphic Designing, and Freelancing so you can build an excellent career, so if you’re interested, consider following and checking out my classes:)

PS: I also enjoy burgers and coffee.

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Competencies Related to

3D Animation 3D Modeling 3D Blender Creative 3D Blender 3d Blender Tutorial

Practical Class Project

This class’s project is straightforward but fun!

You will produce a Rubik’s cube identical to the one I shown in class, but you will add something more or make some adjustments to the design, texturing, lighting, or camera position to demonstrate that you are learning rather than mindlessly following a guide. One possibility is to build a 4×4 cube instead of the 3×3 that we did. There are no rules, so you may be as creative as you like!

Believe me, after you finish this project, you will feel lot more competent and at ease with Blender!

When finished, please send your final render to the Project part of this class so that I can provide feedback and ideas.

Thank you very much!

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