Blender 3D森林景深插画完整制作流程视频教程 Into the Forest: Add Depth to Your Illustration with Blender 3D

本教程是关于Blender 3D森林景深插画完整制作流程视频教程 Into the Forest: Add Depth to Your Illustration with Blender 3D，时长：3小时13分，大小：820 MB，MP4高清视频格式，教程使用软件：Blender，作者：John Knowles，共27个章节，语言：英语。

如果你是一名艺术家或插图画家，掌握一些基本的 3D 技能将为你打开一个全新的世界。本课程将探讨 3D 如何为你的作品增添额外的维度。

作为一名动画师，当我开始创作插图时，首先要做的事情之一就是找到添加动作的方法，让插图栩栩如生。
最简单的方法之一就是在作品的图层中添加简单的视差运动，以产生深度的错觉。但是，这并不适用于每幅图像。有了三维动画软件，我们就可以超越这些简单的效果，将插图投射到三维几何图形上。这让我们可以更灵活地为插图添加复杂的镜头运动，甚至将插图与 3D 元素或效果相结合。

在这堂课上，我将从基础知识开始讲起，以帮助那些从未接触过三维动画软件的人。然后，我们将探索如何使用提供的作品创建多平面视差摄像机移动。
在课程的第二部分，我们将根据草图创建一个简单的三维场景。这个场景将作为一个指南，你可以用它来创建自己的插图，或者，你也可以在课程的下一部分使用所提供的插图，我将演示如何将插图投射到场景中的各个物体上。

最后，我们将添加一个摄像机移动和一些 3D 粒子，为我们的场景增添一点魔力。

Into the Forest: Add Depth to Your Illustration with Blender 3D

About This Class
If you’re an artist or illustrator, having some basic 3D skills opens a whole new world of possibilities. This class explores the ways in which 3D can add an extra dimension to your work.

As an animator, one of the first things that I wanted to do when I started to create illustrations was to find ways of adding motion to help bring them to life.

One of the easiest solutions is to add simple parallax moves to layers of artwork to give an illusion of depth. But, this doesn’t work for every image and, with the use of 3D animation software, we can go beyond those simple effects and actually project our illustrations onto 3D geometry. This gives us far more flexibility to add complex camera movement to our illustrations and even combine our illustrations with 3D elements or effects.

In this class I’ll be starting out with the basics for those who may never have touched 3D animation software before. We’ll then explore how to create multiplane, parallax camera moves using the provided artwork.

In the second part of the class, we’ll create a simple 3D scene based upon a sketch. This scene serves as a guide which you can use to create your own illustration or, alternatively, you can make use of the provided illustration for the next part of the class where I demonstrate how to project the illustration back onto the individual objects in the scene.

Finally, we’ll add a camera move and some 3D particles to add a little magic to our scene.

What you will learn:

You will start by learning the essential basics of the Blender application that you will need for the rest of the class.
You will then learn how to import images into Blender whilst maintaining the original aspect ratio and colour space.
With the artwork imported correctly, you will learn how to create simple parallax animation by animating both the camera and the layers of artwork.
The class then covers all of the modelling techniques required to build a simple 3D scene to project an illustration onto.
The entire image projection process is explained including how to handle many of the common issues you are likely to encounter.
You will also learn the basics of creating a particle effect within Blender.
Finally, you will learn how to render and save your animation as either an image sequence or an .mp4 file.

What you will create:

By following along with the class, you will create two variations of the simple multiplane camera animation.
You will then also be able to create an animation based around an illustration projected onto 3D geometry.

Good to know:
This is a beginner level class using the free 3D application, Blender.
The Blender application can be downloaded for free from: blender.org
Since this class is focussed on providing you with the skills you need to be able to take your own illustrations into 3D, it doesn’t include any painting demonstrations, but I’ve provided my own illustrations which you’re free to use to try out any of the techniques in the class.

Whilst the world of 3D can seem daunting, by the end of this class, you will have the skills and knowledge you need to start bringing your own illustrations to life.