You’ve made it to the end of the class! Congratulations!

I want to thank you all so much for taking my class! It really means a lot to me!

I hope you found this experience valuable in learning the basics of lighting in Blender, while also making you more comfortable with the process of analyzing photo references.

For our class project, I’d like you to take all of the knowledge you gained during this class and put it towards recreating a unique light scheme of your own.

Feel free to source your reference from whatever place you’d like!

This could include things like:

A scene from your favorite movie

An awesome video game screenshot

Your favorite photographers work

Or any other visual media you can think of!

Your goal should be to find an interesting light scheme, then recreate it using the methods of lighting and analysis we discussed.

When you’re done, post your render and the reference image you based it on to the project gallery!

I’ll personally review every project uploaded and give you feedback on your render!

If you want to try lighting a different statue, you can go to threedscans.com and download a free statue model to work with!

Many of these statues are STL or OBJ file types, so you’ll need to use the import menu to add them into your Blender scene.

You might need to enable these file formats in the add-ons section of Blender as well

For my class project I recreated this scene from the movie “The Pale Blue Eye”

The main properties of this light scheme were diffused blue lighting and thick fog

If you liked this class, let other students know by leaving a review! Your feedback really helps me understand what you found most valuable in the class!

You can leave a review easily by going to the “Reviews” tab just below the video and clicking the “Leave a Review” button

I really appreciate the support!

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You can follow me at any time by clicking the “Follow” button above the video, or by going to my teacher profile and clicking the follow button there.

Following me is the best way to get notified when I release a new class or make important announcements!

Juliana Rodrigues

3D Modeler

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