Martin Klekner | Creating an Ancient Greek Hoplite Shield in Blender and Substance Painter 04 Substance Painter @MartinKlekner | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Hello friends! My name is Martin and I welcome you to this course on creating an ancient Greek Aspis shield.
NOTE: Don't hesitate to play the video at 1.5x speed if it seems too slow for you ;-)
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You can get the Gumroad package here: gum.co/heroesofbronze_aspis
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About the course:
The Hoplite Shield. A symbol of the fighting class of the ancient Greece. The most important part of the war gear of the hoplite warrior.
That is why I chose it to be the first model in the series of tutorials focusing on the ancient Greek history. In the first part of this course, you will learn how I modeled, polished and UVed this asset in Blender, a bit about hair particle editing, various modifiers, creating UV Atlases, topology fixing and more.
The second part is all about creating various maps, shaders and textures in Substance Painter, baking them and then exporting.
In the last part, you will see the process of plugging in the Substance textures, lighting the asset and finally, rendering.
You can watch these tutorials for free on Youtube, but those of you who decide to buy this course on Gumroad will receive the complete project files package, a realtime recording of the cover art creation process and a few bonus videos.
Thanks for watching... and enjoy.
To learn more about the Heroes of Bronze Project go to: http://martinklekner.com/portfolio/heroesofbronze
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Sources:
The software I used:
Pureref - pureref.com
Blender - blender.org
Substance Painter - allegorithmic.com/products/substance-painter
Adobe Photoshop - adobe.com/products/photoshop.html
Resources I used throughout the tutorial or cover art creation:
HDRI Haven hdrihaven.com/hdri/?h=royal_esplanade
Openfootage openfootage.net/hdri-360-port-syros-greece
Rock Essentials blendermarket.com/products/the-rock-essentials
Dusk & Dawn Skies Photobash - photobash.org/dusk-dawn-skies
MattePaint - mattepaint.com
CG Textures.com Flames - textures.com/browse/flames/60042
Music: "Kites in the Sky" by Tomas Zemler www.tomaszemler.com
Hello friends! My name is Martin and I welcome you to this course on creating an ancient Greek Aspis shield.
NOTE: Don't hesitate to play the video at 1.5x speed if it seems too slow for you ;-)
____________________________
You can get the Gumroad package here: gum.co/heroesofbronze_aspis
____________________________
About the course:
The Hoplite Shield. A symbol of the fighting class of the ancient Greece. The most important part of the war gear of the hoplite warrior.
That is why I chose it to be the first model in the series of tutorials focusing on the ancient Greek history. In the first part of this course, you will learn how I modeled, polished and UVed this asset in Blender, a bit about hair particle editing, various modifiers, creating UV Atlases, topology fixing and more.
The second part is all about creating various maps, shaders and textures in Substance Painter, baking them and then exporting.
In the last part, you will see the process of plugging in the Substance textures, lighting the asset and finally, rendering.
You can watch these tutorials for free on Youtube, but those of you who decide to buy this course on Gumroad will receive the complete project files package, a realtime recording of the cover art creation process and a few bonus videos.
Thanks for watching... and enjoy.
To learn more about the Heroes of Bronze Project go to: http://martinklekner.com/portfolio/heroesofbronze
____________________________
Sources:
The software I used:
Pureref - pureref.com
Blender - blender.org
Substance Painter - allegorithmic.com/products/substance-painter
Adobe Photoshop - adobe.com/products/photoshop.html
Resources I used throughout the tutorial or cover art creation:
HDRI Haven hdrihaven.com/hdri/?h=royal_esplanade
Openfootage openfootage.net/hdri-360-port-syros-greece
Rock Essentials blendermarket.com/products/the-rock-essentials
Dusk & Dawn Skies Photobash - photobash.org/dusk-dawn-skies
MattePaint - mattepaint.com
CG Textures.com Flames - textures.com/browse/flames/60042
Music: "Kites in the Sky" by Tomas Zemler www.tomaszemler.com
