The book begins with simple projects to get you started with 3D modeling basics and the tools available in Blender. As the book progresses, you'll get exposed to more robust mesh modeling techniques, modifiers, and Blender shortcuts. By the time you reach your final project, you'll be ready for organic modeling and learning how to add colors.
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See Chapter 8: Example applications.
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This specimen contains a large well-formed almandine crystal (an Fe-rich variety of garnet) in a fine-grained schist composed mostly of mica, quartz, and feldspar. Model created by Dexter Perkins and students at the University of North Dakota.
Fuses design fundamentals and software training into one cohesive approach! All students of digital design and production-whether learning in a classroom or on their own-need to understand the basic principles of design. These principles are often excluded from books that teach software.
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This 3D digital model has been published on the web using Adobe Dimension, available from Adobe Creative Cloud. The model was created by importing an .OBJ file into Adobe Dimension, setting up the 3D scene by choosing lighting and orientation for the model, and using the beta share via web feature.
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