[ENDED] BC1-1801 – January Class Homepage – Getting Started with 3D Modeling & Blender

[Matthew Gayton]

Thank you both!

->Kent: Yeah, my work does tend to be rather dark, both in tone and content.  I’ll try and brighten things up for the class! 🙂

[Matthew Gayton]

Great proportions and composition!

[Matthew Gayton]

Fantastic!

[Jaz McDaniel]

Thanks Kent, thanks for creating this training format!!!  Looking forward to learning more!!!

[Panos Karouzakis]

BC1-1801 Week 1 Homework Submission

Took me about 15 minutes , Did not had the time to do more because of  other projects deadlines getting close . I think i can do more , i have 2 years experience on writing programs with C and java , i also started recently learning python . I have 2 weeks experience on blender . That’s all .

[Kent Trammell]

Thanks for sneaking in your submission @panagiotis156! If you’re able to do this in 15 minutes, you must know how to navigate the viewport and move objects around: Grade A work.

And thanks for sharing about your background with Blender and coding. Happy to have you in the class 👍

[Anne CH Postma]

BC1-1801 Week 1 Homework Submission (Part 2)

Right … This is the final part of my submission for week one. I love what everyone did with the restrictions for this assignment 😀

[Mona Loren]

BC1-1801  Week1  Homework  Submission

Hello,

this is my first post forc cgcookie and  I hope everything is right

I am late but  I want to learn und say thank you for this class

And I promise to improve my english too.

 Here ist my little primitive frog. it was a lot of fun to do this

Mona

[Zsolt Cseh]

Mona that looks great, like the green an pink together, the colours of the heart chakra 🙂

[Troy Brown]

I have just found out about these live streams lessons is it possible to still complete the first lesson and submit homework

[tanya]

help please or a hint, I am attempting the homework for this week and trying to do another fish. I have only made it to the profile, but the eye is way too small,  i formed the eye by

1. beveled a vertex

2. knife cut and then moved some vertex

3. I need a bigger eye and way more geometry

4. also a need a gill where I drew with the grease pencil, how would you do that, the ultimate goal (dream is to animate the fish, so the gill would need to move) 

any help or hint would be appreciated.

[Zsolt Cseh]

Troy yes sure, in theory we are on the 2nd week but just post your homework for the 1st one and I will add you to the list of students, the most important is the learning with fun. 

Art is on the first place not these formal things 🙂

[Matthew Ullrey]

Hi Tanya, I’d sneak a UV Sphere in where the eye should go. 😉 You could also select all of the faces that you circled with the grease pencil and delete them so the sphere has a place to fit.

 For the gill… we need to talk about “edge flow.” You will want to redesign this part of the fish so that edges and faces fit that curve you drew with the grease pencil. It will feel like you are creating your own “Dot to dot” activity in 3D.

I hope these hints were helpful.

[Kent Trammell]

Sure @troybrown1993 – Shouldn’t be too hard to catch up! The next stream is tomorrow FYI

[Kent Trammell]

Could you possible drop me a link to download your .blend file? Your fish WIP and questions would be great to demo in the stream tomorrow – If your cool with that @tanya53 

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