Switching to Blender for game artists

Learn Blender for Game Art: A Quick Transition from Maya & 3ds Max

Ready to embrace Blender for your game art workflow? This course is designed for artists already familiar with 3D modeling packages like Maya or 3ds Max. We'll guide you through a streamlined transition, focusing on the essential tools and techniques you need to create assets efficiently in Blender.

Quick Start for Game Artists

This isn't your typical Blender course. We're laser-focused on the modeling and texturing aspects of Blender specifically for game artists. You won't find in-depth coverage of animation, rendering, or simulations here.

• Ideal for Intermediate Users: While beginners can benefit, a basic understanding of 3D modeling is recommended. The pace might be fast for those with no prior experience.
• Two-Part Structure:
  • Part 1: Tool Mastery: A series of concise, easy-to-follow chapters covering individual Blender tools. This is your core learning foundation.
  • Part 2: Practical Application: We'll combine everything you've learned to create a quick gear model, solidifying your skills.

4.5 Hours of Hands-On Learning

This comprehensive course offers 4.5 hours of content, allowing you to follow along with every step. We prioritize real-time instruction, with a single, short time-lapse used only to accelerate a repetitive task.

Skill Level: Intermediate

This game art tutorial is perfect for artists who already have experience with 3D modeling software like Maya or 3ds Max and are looking to leverage the power of Blender. Every concept is explained in detail.

Tools Used:

• Blender

Your Instructor:

Miel Sleegers, Senior Environment Artist and owner of FastTrack Tutorials, brings years of industry experience. He's contributed to major games like The Division 2 (and DLC) at Ubisoft, and Forza Horizon 3 at Playground Games. Miel also works as a Freelance Environment and Material Artist on numerous projects.