Node wizard Simon Thommes is hard at work on the Blender Studio's upcoming short film: Sprite Fright. In very Thommesian fashion, Simon is releasing golden nuggets of wisdom that have been mined during this process, most recently in the form of two new production lessons.
In a new video lesson, Artist Simon Thommes explains how to create distressed shading for characters...without the need for remodelling. #b3dhttps://t.co/1WCTIB7hHF pic.twitter.com/reoGTiUE37
— Blender Studio ? (@BlenderStudio_) June 22, 2021
The two production lessons, earning two separate posts penned by Christian Bunyan on the Blender Cloud, pertain to Simon's Nodal area of expertise: The first one deals with the creation of distressed shading for characters, in which he uses painted masks and custom properties to control painted textures and their intensities.
A new production lesson from Simon on how to generate clouds of hairspray using Geometry Nodes is available! https://t.co/Rlon9qfKXd #b3d #geometrynodes
— Blender Studio ? (@BlenderStudio_) July 31, 2021
The second one is a geometry nodes deep dive into his mesh-based hairspray effect, with the first part (accessible below) dissecting the node tree behind his effect. The full lesson and much more are available to Blender Cloud subscribers.
Check out the links below for more information on the two production lessons and more.
