Blender Intro Glass Mograph tutorial
In this second tutorial of the motion graphics in Blender mini-series DJ shows how to create a simple but cool spying glass intro. First explaining the creation of 3d text in Blender and its topology issues (yes Blender text tools need a lot of love from the devs) and showing a workaround trick with remesh modifier that can help you with deforming 3d texts in Blender.
The main effect includes using a helpful empty object connected with the cast modifier (but using guiding empties can be also used with other modifiers).
Applying this technique allows for the creation of non-destructive, editable blender text effects templates you can reuse in future projects.
To fine-tune the animation we are guiding the empty with the help of a bezier curve guide.
To shade the glass text, DJ makes use of the fantastic uber glass shader made and shared to the community by Gleb Alexandrov (who as we believe needs no extra introduction)
Tweaking some settings of Glebs shaders allows creating an appealing final look to the motion graphics animation.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:15 - Creating the 3D text object
3:10 - Spying glass effect with cast modifier
4:41 - Guiding the effect with bezier curve
5:51 - The glass shader (credit due to Gleb Alexadrov)
7:24 - Adding the background plane
9:37 - Simple color harmony
Here are some useful links to the resources mentioned in the tutorial:
Gleb Alexandrov’s glass tutorial: • Advanced Glass Shader in Cycles - Blender ...
Another text mograph tutorial: • Make motion graphics intro in Blender - Ne...
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