Blender Camera Projection Mapping Tutorial - Part 1/3

Full Course - Animating Your Imagination: Blender 3D animated Illustration
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Learn how to use Blender 3D and EEVEE to create 3D animations with Camera Projection Mapping, using your own concept art and illustrations!
In the first of this 3 part tutorial series, the Brainbug team will explain exactly what Camera Projection Mapping is, how it works in Blender and how best to use it to bring your own artwork to life, in a process sometimes referred to as 2.5D animation.
Using an example piece of ‪@BrainbugDesign‬ concept art, we'll show how to transform it from a purely 2D dimensional image into a fully fledged 3D scene.
We'll demonstrate all the advantages this process allows you for the creation of immersive, cinematic and engaging animations. With your newly acquired knowledge, you'll have even more options when you come to create works based on your own art and illustration!
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PART 1 - • Blender Camera Project...
PART 2 - • Blender Camera Project...
PART 3 - • Blender Camera Project...
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• Blender Camera Project...
#blender #tutorial #animation
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Welcome!
1:03 - Tutorial Overview
3:12 - Starting our Scene
5:59 - Adding a Ground Plane
8:08 - Adding more geometry
16:27 - Shaders and Textures
17:14 - UV Projection Modifier
19:27 - Subdivide! Subdivide! Subdivide!
22:43 - Bringing in the Background
24:22 - Creating the Render Camera

[@studiodevis]

Thank you very much, Aidan for the 3 free Blender 3D animated Illustration videos

[@BrainbugDesign]

No problem at all ! We hope you found some of it useful, and we appreciate you taking the time to leave us a comment

[@5tevecarnaghi]

You can do this in under 10 minutes using Photoshop to cut out your background, middle ground and foreground. Then import the psd file into After Effects with the layers preserved, hit the little cube button on each layer to add them into 3D space, and then use keyframes for the parallax.

[@BrainbugDesign]

Thanks for your comment! Yes, this kind of work is often done in After Effects, though Blender is a free/open source program that everyone can access!

[@apinamummo]

That isnt really giving the same results. That is 2.5D and and you are only working whit 2d plains. It is very limited what you can do with perspective changes. If you rotate the camera too much the illusion brakes. Here 2D elements are "projected" to 3D elements and you can do much more elaborate movements inside the scene.

[@captureinsidethesound]

This image is definitely in The Order 1886 universe. Awesome video!

[@BrainbugDesign]

Thanks!That game was really ahead of its time!

[@kakanangk4263]

Thank you so much for the tutorial ! I'm trying to learn Blender for a while and your video is really helping me learning !

[@BrainbugDesign]

Thanks for watching - we're really glad youre finding it useful, good luck with learning Blender!

[@kakanangk4263]

@@BrainbugDesign Thank you !

[@rabinahmed2413]

thank you very much brother, this is good content

[@BrainbugDesign]

Thanks for your support!