Udemy – The Secrets to Photorealism: The PBR/Blender 2.8 Workflow

Give your renders a makeover with these intermediate material techniques

What you'll learn
Cycles Render Engine
EEVEE Render Engine
Blender 2.8 Shader Editor
Advanced Rendering Techniques
Every Type of Shading Map
Photorealistic Material Creation
Material Tweaking
Develop an Eye for Good Materials
Basic Texturing
Basic UV Unwrapping
Where to find good textures

Requirements
Know the basics of Blender

Description
Is there something off about the way your renders look? This course could be your solution.

With the release of Blender 2.8, there are many options available to artists for rendering. However, most beginners do not understand how to utilize these options to their fullest. Do your materials look flat or monotonous? Here are some reasons why this course would be great for you...

Improve the quality of your renders

Create any substance you can imagine in Blender

Learn the real difference between Cycles and EEVEE

Use sensible render settings to achieve photorealism

Gain an overview of all options involved in the render process

Materials are impressive, and there's no quicker way to improve your renders then by switching to a full PBR material workflow. This course explains the PBR workflow and how to make sure to get the most out of it. This course assumes basic knowledge of Blender and limited hotkey feeding is given.

Daniel Krafft is a freelance 3D Artist whose skills have been employed in 13 countries and that number is growing. He has two years of experience with Blender, and one other course on Udemy with 4,000 students.

Throughout the course you are encouraged to create your own 3D assets and make your own scene. At the end, it it is encouraged of students to take what they learned and make something beautiful with it.

Students will be able to make suggestions of specific things they'd like to model, and a video describing how to make it could be added to the course!

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Who this course is for:
Beginner to intermediate Blender users who want to spice up their renders