Creating a Teddy Bear by Jonathan Williamson

banor · May 25, 2009

Jonathan Williamson has done it again!Â Check out this two-part tutorial on creating a teddy bear, complete with modeling and setting up a procedural burlap material.
Create a Teddy Bear Part 1
Create a Teddy Bear Part 2

Or, see them on Vimeo!

Model a Teddy Bear Part 1

Create a Teddy Bear Part 2

Author banor

I am a young creative artist with a dream to conquer the world with my ideas. I love singing, writing, drawing, and modeling in 3D - and I'm ready to put these skills to use.

10 responses

Jeff

26 May 2009 at 00:21

Great to see Cgcookie get some more tutorials. Right now it is one of my favorite learning hubs for Blender

banor

26 May 2009 at 03:44

Yes, me too! Um, er, though I haven’t actually seen these two tutorials…lol. I may get around to it though.

cgcookie

26 May 2009 at 05:20

Hey guys,

Thank you for the support/plugs on BlenderNation and thank you for the site comments! I really appreciate the support and have been humbled by the Blender Community. You guys are awesome.

Cheers,

Wes

Vasili Sviridov

26 May 2009 at 08:23

Cool tutorial, however I’d ask of the author to use the, i believe, the JKEY in the render window to switch between previous and current render, just to highlight changes made in place. Sometimes minor changes are hard to notice between renders.

Hedge

26 May 2009 at 11:33

If anyone from cgcookie read this: could you make a tutorial on how to have different levels of specularity on different textures *but* on the same material? for example you want to have a dirty piece of metal which has specularity on the clean part but not specular on the dirty part.