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

[Scott McClellan]

Ditto what LJ said – love the story. The details on the raft drew me in. I know you said the headkerchief was the hardest, but the ingenuity of the ropes around the logs caught my eye.

[Scott McClellan]

Ha ha. This brings back memories.

[Zsolt Cseh]

Exactly so simply, great idea and colours

[Zsolt Cseh]

Kent please find the headcount of the class, that seems already 27 on the first week!

Hopefully you are proud, also some keywords to remember to the homeworks easier 🙂

1) Nuha Mahdi – “chicken” -> A+;
2) Grant Reid – “interior” -> A+;
3) Tony Smith – “bridge to island” -> A+;
4) Nathan Garduno – “UFO” -> A++;
5) Grady Pruitt – “horses” -> “passed with flying colors”;
6) motsu – “steps” -> A+;
7) Yannis Sayeh – “car on the road” -> A+;
8) rcdavis4 – “pool” -> A+;
9) jellevandepitte – “skyscraper” -> A+;
10) Paul Haynes – “house in the forrest” -> A+;
11) Matthew Ullrey – “Sir Polygon and the monstrous beast” -> A++;
12) tanya gendreau – “big fish” -> A++;
13) Tom Hulme – “rocket” -> A+;
14) Andreia Schemid – “pair in the nature” > A+;
15) Alice Hart – “rabbit” -> A+;
16) Kaj Suominen – “motorcycle” -> “pretty awesome”;
17) deadly_cicada – “winter forrest scene” -> “very cool”;
18) nico_animation – “Disney’s castle” -> A++;
19) Tomaz Jonatan Leonardis – “pool in the house” -> A+;
20) James Cooper – “houseboat” -> A;
21) Anne CH Postma – “snowman” -> “looking good”;
22) LJ Simpson – “A Grand Day Out” -> A;
23) Oleksandr Serbin – “lake in the night” -> A+;
24) Scott McClellan – “Gandalf” -> A++;
25) darxval – “lighthouse” -> A+;
26) Zsolt Cseh – “shipwrecked” -> A+;
27) Thore – “instrument” -> A+;

Shoot the statistician if someone is missed, but it should be complete (hopefully someones will post yet to reach the 30 🙂 )

UPDATE at 01.07 22:00 CET – having the 30 in the class and maybe someone drops the homework yet in the last minutes 🙂

28) Katerina Novakova – “isometric room” -> A+++;
29) Alexis Mayfield – “camp fire” -> A+;
30) John Sanderson – “windmill” -> A+;

UPDATE at 01.07 22:30 CET – the class headcount is 31, Kent also your grades are added so you can remember easier to your favourite 🙂

31) Matt Dickun – “monkey”;

UPDATE at 01.08 07:00 CET – that is fun the class has 34 members with their homework submitted!

32) jmac05 – “castle in the night” -> A+;
33) sparkes983 – “Mario” -> A+;
34) Matthew Gayton – “alien robot” -> A+

UPDATE at 01.08 22:00 CET – 3 more homeworks so 37 students in the class 🙂

35) abuttigieg – “Modo robot” -> A;
36) Panos Karouzakis – “whale” -> A;
37) monaloren – “frog”

UPDATE at 01.08 23:00 CET – students tracker created in Excel for the 4 weeks to find concrete homeworks easier in column Page (it also follows the grades, where that is empty there did not find in Kent’s answer)

UPDATE at 01.13 08:00 CET

[Scott McClellan]

Love the inginuity of the wrap-around torus as wings and the tail feathers. Cool

[Scott McClellan]

Where are the aliens taking that poor cube??? Love the story being told here.

[Scott McClellan]

Tells a story with primitives and the foundation of materials. Cool work. I echo Zsolt’s comment – nothing to be disappointed about here. Kudos

[Scott McClellan]

A peaceful a serene setting. Cool

[Katerina Novakova]

HOMEWORK SUBMISSION, BC1-1801, Week I

Ahh, I’m probably late with my first submission, yay me. 🙂 (I somehow assumed the deadline was until the next live session. Oh well, I’ll post it here anyway).

Because I have been using Blender for about 9 months now, I decided to push myself and create the most complex scene I could without ever going to Edit mode. And to only use Plane, Cube, IcoSphere, Cylinder, and Torus objects. Quite happy with the result – it was nice to look back at my low-poly beginnings.

[Scott McClellan]

Just wow! This obviously took a ton of time and putzy time at that: the parquet flooring; the picture on the wall; the detail in the furniture (although that pillow doesn’t look at all comfortable to sleep with. lol). Very homey looking.

Now if only the computer screen would’ve had this picture on it’s screen. In all seriousness, fantastic work.

[Oleksandr Serbin]

love this scene)

[LJ Simpson]

This is awesome Katerina! Reminds me of the early “Sim” games. 

[Kent Trammell]

Wonderful job here, @flowizard! It’s a very thorough scene. Excellent use of primitives. A+

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.

Very glad to hear that 🙂 Though I’m bummed to hear that Tuesdays don’t work for you. I’ve mentioned it several times already, but the timezone thing is a major buzz kill with streams/classes. It drives me crazy that there’s no ideal answer for a stream time. Do you have any suggestions for helping that situation? Should streams be at different times each week? Or do classes per time zone?

[Kent Trammell]

Well done @jcooper. Easy A to me. Thanks for submitting! I’m glad to hear you found it challenging as opposed to being boring 🙂 

[Kent Trammell]

Looking good @percept10ndev! I’m keen to see part 2 🤘

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