In this follow-up video tutorial to the Lightbulb Modeling tutorial, we look at how to take our model and a basic scene and apply various materials in order to get a semi-realistic effect. This tutorial covers the creation of materials for plastic, glass, metal, and a lit-up bulb!
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In this video tutorial we will look at modeling a cartoon style praying mantis in Blender. This tutorial covers the entire modeling process, based from a sketch, and then goes to look at some basic materials and rendering.
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Blender’s UV tools are some of the best in the industry, this tutorial shows how to make use of them and unwrap the UVs on a human head.
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Using Blender’s Materials nodes this tutorial describes how to use a stencil map to blend two seperate materials. In this case mixing a simple grey shader with a mutated, gnarly shader!
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This tutorial goes through the process of modeling and texturing a simple, Steampunk telescope using Blender’s modeling tools and Material Node system.
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In part 2 of this Teddy Bear tutorial we will be looking at home to make a nice burlap texture with nothing but procedural materials.
Note: in order to follow this tutorial fully, you can download the texture plugin here: http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~mein/blender/plugins/texture.html.
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