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Welcome, everyone, to this cause, 3-D modeling, a Hobbit doll scene with Blendr two point nine and

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Adobe Photoshop.

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This course is going to involve a lot of fun things, Ubiquiti in both simple and complex assets like

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stained glass as Fijis modeling round dolls, spiral steps and grass foliage with a backdrop of a beautiful

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mountain scene within the resource pack that you should download.

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Before we begin, you'll find a full reference for each of these models and more.

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Now, before we begin, I'd like to go over a few things.

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The first is the vision of blended, which you'll need.

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You can download visions of Blender from that website at Blender OGT downloads.

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And of course, this is completely free.

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I recommend any version of Blender that is two point eight or above.

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But for those of you using an old division of blender that would be blended at two point seven and below

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that, I'm fairly certain you'll still be able to follow along.

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Next, if you want to follow along with the SBG creation part of the course, you'll need any version

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of Adobe Photoshop in case you don't have are unable to get Photoshop.

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I have included in the resource cost download pack my own version of the FGs I have created for both

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the stained glass and the stylized thingies.

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And I'll just add that any version of Photoshop will work next.

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If you're following along with Photoshop, then I recommend using a graphics tablet and pen.

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If you don't have one, I highly recommend investing in one.

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I didn't use one for years and wish I'd bought one early on in my 3D modeling journey that can now be

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picked up pretty cheaply and easily.

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So let's now talk about the cost layout.

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After all, that is why you're here.

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So you've probably heard that my courses are unique and creative in such a way as to make it very easy

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for you to follow along, even if you're an absolute beginner or all the way up to an intermediate or

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professional 3D model coming from another software, you will find the learning curve within this call

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suitable for most of you out there, and the lessons will move our pace that suits you.

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So how are we able to do this, you may ask?

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Well, through a mixture of things incorporated into the actual course down at the bottom left hand

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side, you will see I have key casting on this will allow you to follow along with my keyboard presses

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in real time.

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If there are any new shortcuts to learn, there will be a short animation down to the bottom right corner

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of the screen.

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As you can see now, I recommend grabbing a pen and paper or a word document and join these down as

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they will only appear the first time we use that particular shortcut.

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This is done to avoid the screen too much and will allow you to focus on learning Blendr.

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Also down on the bottom right hand side, you will find animations that pop up any time when something

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needs a more complex explanation.

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This could be something like the DECIMATE function or an explanation for a particular node when we are

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creating materials.

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When this animation appears, you're more than welcome to post video and get a better understanding

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of what it is we are doing and more importantly, why we are using this.

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Then, if you need a more detailed explanation, I recommend visiting the BLENDE the website.

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So with all that said, let's get started.

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And this time we're going to head straight on over to Photoshop.

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Don't worry, if you're new to Photoshop, we'll be keeping this political, simple and concise and

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everything will be explained step by step.

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So here we are in Photoshop, and the first thing you're going to need to do is you need to file and

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let's create a new canvas.

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So you come to file, come down to new, and then you'll see that you get this popup.

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Now come over to the right hand side and I recommend putting the width on 2048 and the height also on

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2048.

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And this will give you a nice box with plenty of pixels to actually work with.

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Now, let's come down to the resolution now.

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The higher the resolution, the better quality, the actual lines are going to be on your SVG or on

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the stained glass that you're actually creating.

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So I recommend sending up to 300 just to make sure that it's nice and crisp.

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And when we import it and blend it, it's going to actually transfer very easily.

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Once you've done that, head on down to the Kreitman and click create and this is what you should end

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up with.

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Now you will see that down the bottom left on side here.

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I've got the size of my canvas or document and it also says 300 P, and that is the resolution that

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we're actually talking about.

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Next of all going grab yourself an actual reference of the thing that you actually want to create within

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your stained glass.

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I've actually made things like Creighton's breaking a ship, open, things like that.

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But on this occasion, what we're gonna do is we're actually going to create a actual bed.

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You can see this is a hummingbird trying to get nectar out of a flower.

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And this is going well.

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I'm going to use to create my stained glass.

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Now, what you need to do is go on to Google, grab yourself a reference, right.

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Click.

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And press control the in a new canvas and what you should have then is the canvas that we actually created

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where we're going to create all stained glass and another wall where your actual references now you

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can do is you can pull this down with the left click and you can put it into place like so now why you

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want your reference in to rescaling?

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All you need to do is press control, posti.

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And what you'll end up with is a box around that.

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And you can see now that you can rescale it and you can actually move it around like so.

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So I'm just going to put this back to the scale that I had it.

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And then what I'm going to do is I want to come up to where actual this actual top is with my reference

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and actually pull it out.

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I can actually dock it somewhere else.

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If you have another screen that using, you can actually put it on the other screen.

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And you can also if you come over, you can make it a little bit smaller and just easier to work with,

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like so and then all you need to do is just pull this ball down and then we go now just dock it somewhere

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where it's not going to get in the way like over here, and then we can actually start creating all

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actual SPG.

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If I now click on this top here, you can see that this is the actual top where I've created my new

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canvas.

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So now what we need to do is we actually need to make a start on creating the SPG, all the stained

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glass.

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So orders will come down to the bottom right hand side here and we'll press the button just to make

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sure that we've got a fresh, clean canvas.

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Then what I'm going to do just to make a start is come over to the left hand side and you'll see here

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that there is a circle Yul's might be a square.

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If I click on this right click, you'll see that I opens up and we've got all these options then to

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actually pick from.

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And the one we want is the actual eclipse total and we want that because it's all stained glass window

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is actually going to be circular and we need our actual hummingbird to actually fit within it.

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So if I grab this now and then I come over to this side, I'm just going to move my actual hummingbird

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up the way and I'm going to put this on a grey colour.

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And the reason I'm doing that is just to make sure that when I make this circle, it's something where

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I can still see it or it's not too dark, where I can't actually draw over the top of it.

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So now let's put the hummingbird back and we'll do nice.

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Come to my canvas, I'm going to click on it and I'm going to drag it out.

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So if I click on drag it out and you'll see you can create a circle.

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Now if you the shit.

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But why are you dragging it out?

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It will make sure that the circle stays perfectly round.

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The other thing you can do while holding the chiffon is pressed to spaceball and you can actually move

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the circle around to where you actually want it.

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So I want to put it there.

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I want to release the spacebar, but still hold the ship on and then went to pull it out to make it

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a little bit bigger.

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And when I release, you'll notice that this actual circle.

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Goes gray, and that is the color that we actually want it now in the next lesson, what we'll start

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doing is will start creating actual lines for our stained glass window.

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So I hope you enjoyed that.

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I hope you learned a lot.

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And I'll see you in the next one.

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Thanks a lot, everyone.

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Bye bye.