2D to 3D: Grease Pencil in Blender

  • 20 Lessons

Tutorial Duration: 155 minutes | Want to make your 2D character in 3D? This course will go in depth analysing the 2D character and the best tools to bring it into 3D, always keeping the spirit of the drawing. First we'll analyse how to best translate the flat image to a 3D model then, using Blender's Grease Pencil feature, we'll add frame-by-frame animation, 2D details, and unique ways of making your image special.

Contents

Welcome to Grease Pencil in Blender

Before doing this course we recommend having a solid knowledge of Blender. If you're new to the programme, check out A Complete Guide to 3D Modelling in Blender and, when you're comfortable with the programme, we'll see you back here to learn all about Grease Pencil!

Welcome!
    Introduction to Grease Pencil

      Creating the 3D model

      Modelling the dog
        Sculpting
          UV Unwrapping
            Modelling Quiz

              Introducing Grease Pencil

              Introduction to Grease Pencil
                Animating with Grease Pencil
                  Animating the Eye
                    Animating the mouth + Final Render
                      Grease Pencil Quiz

                        Case Studies

                        Noah Albrecht Part 1
                          Noah Albrecht Part 2
                            Rose Caille
                              Nathalia Angely Escalona Perez
                                Case Study Quiz

                                  Downloads | Blender Files

                                  © For training purposes only. All 3D models and characters copyright of Cabeza Patata Ltd / Patata School.

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                                    Sketches.zip
                                    • 3.21 MB
                                    Blender File_Dog Illustration.zip
                                    • 5.64 MB
                                    Blender Files_Case Studies.zip
                                    • 36.7 MB