TUTORIALS

In this video, we’ll show you how to use the Dehancer plugin for Lightroom and Photoshop, which allows you to emulate the look of over 60 analog films with a single click. You’ll see how to adjust the grain, halation, exposure, contrast, and color parameters to achieve impressive and realistic results. If you like analog photography, or want to know how to give that special touch to your photos, don’t miss this tutorial. Plus, at the end, you have a 10% discount code 🙂

Tutorial with Blender 3.6 alpha, we will use a little bit of everything: hard-surface, sculpting, array+curves modifier, hair particles, and we’ll see how to reduce rendering times a bit.

Leonardo.ai is free text-to-image software that produces amazing image quality. It’s probably Midjourney v5’s best competitor right now. The free version includes 150 tokens that are replenished every 24 hours, but they don’t accumulate. But it’s enough to generate hundreds of images in just a few days.

Let’s create a basic scene in Blender 3.3 and divide it into 3 layers that we will render separately.

Carson Katri’s add-on lets you use Stable Diffusion’s artificial intelligence within Blender. We’ll review the interface and run some tests.

Part 1 of this tutorial on GAEA2. A software that allows you to efficiently create 3D terrains with many creative possibilities.

Throughout the tutorial, we’ll see how its node system works, which is key to creating detailed terrains, and how to use masks and heightmaps to precisely control the effects we apply. I’ll also show you how to apply textures and adjust details to achieve realistic landscapes, and I’ll give you some tips on how to export your terrains so you can use them in other projects. If you’re just starting with GAEA or want to delve deeper into its tools, you’ll find this tutorial very useful.

🔔 In this video, we’ll see:

· The basic interface of GAEA 2.0

· How to use nodes to create and modify terrains

· Application of masks and heightmaps for detailed control

· Keys and tips for exporting files

We’ll see how to wrap an object using only two planes and the “Cloth” modifier.

All using the Eevee engine and Sanctus textures.

I hope this helps!

In this live stream, we’re going to project an HDRI file onto a 3D object (using Blender 4.1) and then imitate the geometry and lighting.

It’s simple, and the result can be more than attractive.

In this video, we show you how to create a vehicle like the new Hyundai N Vision 74, step by step with a timelapse that shows about 5 hours of work in just 13 minutes