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

[Flowizard]

BC1-1801 Week 1 Homework Submission

This is my submission for week 1. I had a lot of fun making this scene. I’ve been on blender cookie for a couple of months now(I’d still say I’m a beginner) and as some others mentioned I liked the direction and time limit that this exercise gave me. I feel this was a really good assignment for getting really comfortable and proficient with interacting with objects. I think it was simple, yet challenging enough. I’m actually a bit sad I won’t be able to join you on the next stream 🙁 If it only wasn’t a Tuesday. I also love all the creativity from the projects others are doing.

[James Cooper]

BC1-1801 Week 1 Homework Submission

I found this exercise to be a challenge, attempting to figure out how to create some shapes without using using curves, modifiers, or editing.  Originally, I had planned to create a sailboat in the scene, but decided on the houseboat instead.  It was good to have to think about how to do things using just primitives.

[Scott McClellan]

Wow. And to think its below freezing here. Very nice

[Anne CH Postma]

BC1-1801 Week 1 Homework Submission (Part 1)

This is the first part of my submission for week 1. Completely made out of primitives, with only rotation, translation and resizing. Loved doing this with the primitive restrictions.

Tomorrow I will try to create a cottage and some trees to make a complete scene.

[LJ Simpson]

BC1-1801 Week 1 Homework Submission

Wow! A little bit down to the wire for me. Thanks for offering this course Kent! Great review and challenge to get back in to a groove. This image was inspired by Wallace and Gromit’s “A Grand Day Out.” Hope I submitted this correctly!

[LJ Simpson]

This looks great Nuha!

[LJ Simpson]

Love the bridge and the whole composition. Cool.

[Oleksandr Serbin]

BC1-1801 Week 1 Homework Submission

Hi everyone.

During the work i have faced some problems:

1. problem with materials, what is easiest way to add same material to many objects?

2. how to control global environment?

3. I create some of simple form and then, for example move it down, is option to change quantity of segments gone? or i missed something…

[Oleksandr Serbin]

ha-ha, cute)

[Kent Trammell]

WOW this thread has exploded!! Looking over newest submissions now.

[Kent Trammell]

Now I KNOW you’re not a beginner @louhikarme 😋 Pretty awesome submissions. I love the clever design of the bike using only primitives. And the detail in the landscape is nuts! I’m playing Breath of the Wild right now and this made me think of a ‘blocked out version’ of the world in that game.

Great job. It’s fun to see what you more experienced users are doing with the homework. Thanks for participating!

[Kent Trammell]

Very cool scene @deadly_cicada! See what I did there? I love the muted colors. Perfectly wintry.

Thanks for sharing details about your process! That’s a helpful touch. Not over the top. Excellent work.

[Kent Trammell]

Your submission (and your English) is excellent @nico_animation! Such a cool subject too. Looks like a legitimate model, not just a primitive scene. A++

Welcome to Blender! I hope this class is a big help on your journey.

[Kent Trammell]

Heh I like to see people taking the homework seriously! You’re right @blacksheep80: The assignment was to stop shy of edit mode and simply practice (a) navigating the viewport and (b) manipulating objects (in object mode, i.e. translate/rotate/scale).

But I’m not criticizing anyone for going into edit mode since it must mean they’re comfortable with (a) and (b). Rest assured that you’ve followed the directions better. 👍

[Scott McClellan]

Very cute. Can’t wait to see the rest

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