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Build a complete stylized Greek temple and garden in Blender—from first blockout to final cinematic render. You will follow a clear, repeatable workflow: modular architecture, disciplined UVs, art-directable foliage with Geometry Nodes, mood-first lighting, and a compositor pass that ties everything together. By the end, you will have a portfolio-ready scene and a smarter way to create stylized worlds.

I built this training so you can work like an environment artist from day one—fast iteration, intentional design, and clean presentation.

If you stall after blockout, we will move you through refine → polish with simple milestones. If your scenes feel random, a modular kit (columns, trims, doors, arches, planters, walls) will help you design with intent and iterate fast.

Expect a few “oh, that is why mine looked off” moments. Little fixes to scale, spacing, and value contrast do more than exotic tricks ever will.

What you will learn - Top 6 points about the Class

Build a complete stylized environment from scratch: go step by step from blank scene to polished, cinematic render—no shortcuts, just solid results.

Discover the power of modular design: create reusable columns, trims, doors, planters, arches, and low walls so you can iterate entire courtyards in minutes.

Control lighting and atmosphere like a director: shape mood, depth, and readability with lighting, cameras, and an elegant compositing finish.

Unlock advanced Geometry Nodes techniques: use procedural scattering, repetition, and variation for grass, ivy arches, and bushes that you can art-direct.

Create a portfolio-ready masterpiece: finish with hero and alternate shots that read at thumbnail and sing at full resolution.

Work smarter with the included resource pack: jump in with ready materials, trimsheets and decals, foliage setups, trees, a human-scale reference, and the exact compositor nodes.

What you will make

A sunlit temple courtyard with sculpted foliage, ivy-laced arches, and clean stonework—presented with dramatic camera angles and a unified, stylized look.

Think of this Skillshare class as gym for your environment brain. We stretch composition, breathe through problem spots, and finish with a clean render that does not wheeze. You leave with confidence, not chaos.

Condensed Course Map

Kickoff & Blockout

Modular Architecture Kit

UVs, Trimsheets & Decals

Materials & Look Cohesion

Foliage with Geometry Nodes

Trees & Silhouette Design

Lighting & Cameras

Compositing & Export

Presentation & Turntable

Wrap-Up, Reuse & Next Steps

Resources included

8 seamless shader materials, 2 trimsheet maps with Greek-style patterns and decals, and a hero stone engraving.
Geometry Nodes setups: grass, ivy (with grapes) for arches, and a bush generator; plus a rose-bush mesh.
Trees: three cypress variations and an oak-tree generator.
Human-scale reference, final scene turntable, and the exact compositor settings used in the lessons.

If you waste time hunting assets, this pack puts everything at your fingertips.

You will feel the pace: quick enough to stay excited, calm enough to keep things neat. No mystery settings, no arcane rituals—just sensible steps that add up.

Who this class is for

Beginner Blender artists: You want a guided path to your first complete stylized environment.
Self-taught intermediates: You want modular speed, cleaner UVs, stronger foliage control, and stronger presentation skills.
Indie devs and kitbashers: You want trimsheets and decals that just work across a reusable kit.

With ‘Stylized Blender 3D Environment Greek Temple & Garden Workshop’, You will pick up a taste for restraint. A couple of well-placed forms and a clear lighting cue beat a screen full of noise every time.

Why this Skillshare class stands out

Production-minded, student-friendly: learn the decisions environment artists actually make without getting lost in theory.
Truly project-based: every lesson pushes the temple forward—no filler, no dead ends.
Presentation built in: lighting, cameras, and compositing are part of the core, not an afterthought.

This is for artists who “nearly finish” a lot of scenes. We swap half-done files for a tidy, repeatable path that gets you to a final image without heroic all-nighters.

If you are ready to build stylized worlds with confidence, jump in. I will see you in the first lesson.

See you in class—and until next time, happy modelling everyone!

Rosefield

Jean-Philippe Demonty

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