
You can do this any way you’d like, but some example adjustments you can make are: Now that you have the gnome completed fro m our lessons, I’d like you to save a new version of your file with the 'Save As.' command, and then make the gnome uniquely yours. I hope you’ll join me on this fun little beginner’s journey through Blender by making your very own bearded gnome!įor our class project, you’ll be creating a unique gnome of your own design! This would include adjustments like changing their hat shape and style, clothing colors and fabric or their beard style and color. Our class project will have you take all of the techniques you learned making the gnome, and then apply them to make a unique gnome of your design.

It’s also a character that can be easily altered to give them a different look pretty easily.


We’re using Blender for this tutorial, which is an amazing and totally free 3d software.

We’ll go through each part of the process step-by-step, so you should find it fun and easy to follow along with me. In this class I’ll guide you through a fun beginner exercise where we’ll model, texture and render a cute gnome with a real hair beard. My jobs have included creating user interface art for a major video game development company, a green screen footage editor and 3d background artist for a video production company, and working as the lead 3d Artist and later Studio Director for an award winning Architectural Visualization studio. I’ve worked for over a decade as a professional artist in multiple different industries. Hi, my name is Harry and I’m a professional 3d Artist.
