How to transform your Grease Pencil sketch to a 3D Mesh | Blender 2.83 | Tutorial
Time stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:39 - Before Modeling
2:54 - Start Modeling - back chair leg
3:44 - lock objects in outliner
6:43 - mirror modifier & move origin
12:33 - modeling seating surface
18:24 - isolate selection
21:00 - inset faces
24:38 - modeling front chair leg
25:51 - face orientation
38:55 - Hide: selection / rest of selection & unhide shortcuts
45:52 - community question
46:42 - outro
#modeling #beginnertutorial #greasepencil
The community voted for this tutorial and now it is here!
Some weeks ago I created videos for the Grease Pencil tool in Blender. I was asked to transform the sketch to a 3d mesh and how this works. So I decided to create an step-by-step tutorial which shows my personal way of doing this.
I will just create the basic modeling meshes and don't do any polishing in this video. If you are interested to more of this (for example polishing mesh structure, UV seams and UV layout, texture & material) then please let me know in the comments. If something in not clear please let me know this in the comments as well.
Cheers
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