Welcome to our new course on combining Blender and Photoshop to create a 3D model of Hand Pain!
In this course, we will go on a fun journey together to learn how to paint by hand in Photoshop and Blender step by step. We will start with an overview of the interface until we get to modeling and finally painting textures in Blender. I will introduce you to low poly modeling and the most important thing we are going to focus on is painting textures in Blender. I used a graphics tablet to paint textures but it will also work with a mouse, but I recommend using a graphics tablet.
This course starts with learning the basics of Blender and ends with modeling and texture painting.
UV Unwrapping
Next we will learn how to unwrap the UV of these three models. You will learn a lot about unwrapping, such as seam markings, what they are, what they do and where to add them, how to unwrap the hole model on the UV map.
Now we are ready to move on to the Shading tab. You will learn how to create an image texture, apply it to the model and prepare everything for the Texture Painting tab.
You will learn:
– Modeling / low poly
– UV unwrapping in a very fast, easy and smart way –
Where to place seam markings
– What is bleed and what is it used for
– Setting up a brush and painting AO, highlights in shadows
– Texture paints over cuts and holes
– Use your own brush and pain like a pro
– Solving texture painting problems like with an inverted normal image
If you learn these parts, you are ready to paint any model in Blender.
We paint the models one by one, and each one has only one texture, ready to use in the game engine.
I hope you learn a lot on this journey.

Who is this course for:
– This course is designed for beginners and experienced Blender users.
– Game developers looking to expand their skill set.
– People interested in the world of 3D modeling and animation.
– The Blender user who is starting to learn hand painting as a beginner.