This is still great 7 years later! I love that it is timed so that I can just follow along in real-time and not have to stop and start the video. Very well put together and exactly what I needed. Thank you! Can't wait to explore your other videos!
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@@psgips I know these tutorials take a long time to make. and I loved the way you did it- no talking- just pointing out everything clearly step by step ,so easy to follow. Doing something with care and concern for your viewers is very impressive. I guess you probably do everything in your life with care. . I make small elegant Asian style night lamps and buying the beautifully textured paper for the panels for them gets expensive. So your tutorial gave me a very inexpensive and good-looking alternative. I just print it out and use.
Thank you for your reply. I'm glad to hear that. Free stock photos are substantial. But, it takes time to find it. When used as a background on wrapping paper or book covers, the real thing often gives an unclear and dirty impression. Therefore, it is easier and faster to build from scratch. I hope you will find it useful. Many thanks!
hey man! you seem like a very skilled guy am learning blender rn and wish to make product labels and pakage designs for my product animations in blender can you suggest me any good videos that would help me out in this thank you !!! great video helped me a lot!
Thank you for your kind comment. I am a graphic designer. I know Blender but don't use it. However, your comment got me interested. If it's useful for designing product labels and packaging, open source is a blessing. Thanks a lot!
The background image is optional. In this movie, "Paper image" is laying on the back. There is also a possible way to show the difference in color by laying a similar texture on the back.
Oh, I'm sorry. The image in this background is not made from scratch, it is the real "Photo image". The material can be found here. free-texture.net/etc-textures/paper04.html But, I may be able to create such a texture. Please also expect the next tutorial. Thank you!
This is still great 7 years later! I love that it is timed so that I can just follow along in real-time and not have to stop and start the video. Very well put together and exactly what I needed. Thank you! Can't wait to explore your other videos!
Thank you for subscribing! I'm glad you liked it! I was encouraged by your heartwarming words. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Thank you again!
I had never seen a video like this as a tutorial! Man! you are great! my respect and admiration, I love it!
Thank you for subscribing! I was encouraged by your heartwarming words. Glad you liked it. You made my day!
Thank You for taking the time to make this . Very useful !
Thank you for your kind comment. I was encouraged by your heartwarming words. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch.
@@psgips I know these tutorials take a long time to make. and I loved the way you did it- no talking- just pointing out everything clearly step by step ,so easy to follow. Doing something with care and concern for your viewers is very impressive. I guess you probably do everything in your life with care. . I make small elegant Asian style night lamps and buying the beautifully textured paper for the panels for them gets expensive. So your tutorial gave me a very inexpensive and good-looking alternative. I just print it out and use.
Thank you for your reply. I'm glad to hear that. Free stock photos are substantial. But, it takes time to find it. When used as a background on wrapping paper or book covers, the real thing often gives an unclear and dirty impression. Therefore, it is easier and faster to build from scratch. I hope you will find it useful. Many thanks!
hey man!
you seem like a very skilled guy
am learning blender rn and wish to make product labels and pakage designs for my product animations in blender
can you suggest me any good videos that would help me out in this
thank you !!! great video helped me a lot!
Thank you for your kind comment. I am a graphic designer. I know Blender but don't use it. However, your comment got me interested. If it's useful for designing product labels and packaging, open source is a blessing. Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for your kind comment. I'm glad if it helped you in some way.
Sugoi! Arigatou!
Thank you for your kind comment. You are also amazing that you know "Sugoi!"
The background behind the paper at 11:48 how do we make that? :)
The background image is optional. In this movie, "Paper image" is laying on the back. There is also a possible way to show the difference in color by laying a similar texture on the back.
It's optional, but I sure would like to know how to make that texture. I like the grains and dots in combination.
Oh, I'm sorry. The image in this background is not made from scratch, it is the real "Photo image". The material can be found here.
free-texture.net/etc-textures/paper04.html
But, I may be able to create such a texture. Please also expect the next tutorial. Thank you!