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Learn the most crucial tools for building 3D shapes. Whether you are focused on game design, animation, or architectural visualization, this course covers the foundational skills of topology and geometry creation. 2. Digital Sculpting (Stage 2) Knowing this will let me provide targeted tips
| Stage | Course Title | Instructor(s) | What You Learn | |-------|--------------|---------------|----------------| | 1 | Mesh Modeling | Jonathan Lampel | Advanced selection tools, mesh operators, clean topology, hard‑surface and subdivision modeling. | | 2 | Digital Sculpting | Kent Trammell | Organic shape creation, brush types, sculpt mode functionalities, character and creature design. | | 3 | Lighting | Jesse Kaizen (Kaizen 3D) | All aspects of lighting with Blender, from Cycles to EEVEE Next, including real‑world lighting methods. | | 4 | Materials & Shading | Ewa Wierbik‑Ziąbka | Shader editor, PBR principles, how materials interact with light, avoiding common shading pitfalls. | | 5 | Texturing | Ewa Wierbik‑Ziąbka | UV mapping, texture painting, image textures vs. procedural textures, adding realism to 3D models. | | 6 | Animation | Phil Osterbauer | Keyframes, f‑curves, timing, easing, squash and stretch, making objects move in Blender. | | 7 | Rigging | Wayne Dixon | Armatures, bone constraints, weight painting, preparing characters for motion. | | 8 | Physics | Kenny Phases | Rigid/soft body physics, collisions, force fields, cloth, fluid, smoke, fire, dynamic paint. | | 9 | Compositing | Sean Kennedy | Deconstructing and reconstructing 3D renders, alpha channels, 2D visual effects, laser blasts, green screen. | | | 3 | Lighting | Jesse Kaizen
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