Create & Design a Modern Interior in Blender

Course details

Are you looking to learn how to design realistic interior renders in Blender? Are you struggling on getting your materials to look real? In this course we will be creating a modern interiorin Blender from start to finish. I will be showing you step by step on how to model the room, texture it, add in professionally made models and more.

In the first section we discuss the basics of interior design. We talk about color schemes and why certain colors go welltogether. In the next sectionwe start creating the roomby modeling itand getting the dimensions just right. We will also learn about the Archimesh addon and how to easily add in a window.After that, we move onto materials and models. In this course I am giving away 14 different professionally made models in which we use to fill up our scene.

Finally,to make the lighting stand out we will be adding in anHDR.After renderingwediscuss how to composite your image in both Blender and Photoshop.

In addition to creating the interior you will also learn how to create the different models in the scene. The first model we will create is the couch. You will learn how to model, sculpt and texture it all in Blender. We are also going to be taking a look at the cloth simulation for the blanket.

The next tutorial is on the rug. This one you will learn about the particle system and how to create realistic carpet.

There are also tutorials on the tree plant, TV stand, ottoman, books, pillows and more.

If you are looking to get into architecture visualization and rendering or you just want to improve your Blender skills over all,this course is for you! I have structured it so that beginners or advanced Blender users can follow along easily.To get started Click that enroll button and jump right in!

Intro Song provided by Tasty:
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You are free to use the models provided in this course for personal or commercial use but you areNOTallowed tosell or give the models away.

Ilook forward to seeing what you create!

Thanks

Stephen