Welcome to my comprehensive course, where I'll share my extensive knowledge and experience in Blender & Substance Painter. Get ready to unlock the secrets of creating stunning 3D models, including the iconic Red Bathroom from the movie 'The Shining' (1980).

In this course, you'll discover the art of seamlessly matching your camera to real-life reference photos, eliminating guesswork and achieving remarkable precision.

Mastering the workflow between Blender & Substance Painter can be challenging, especially when it comes to importing models and assigning materials. Forget about tedious processes like manually creating 'color ID maps' or dealing with multiple textures for the same UV space. I've done the hard work for you, and I'll guide you through the best practices for importing, texturing, and exporting your textures effortlessly. I have even included a Blender export template for you as a resource that you can download and use.

Prepare to dive deep into the world of UV unwrapping architectural models, scaling UV islands proportionally, and creating stunning textures using Substance 3D Painter. Learn how to optimize your UV space without sacrificing detail or ending up with large, inefficient textures.

I'll walk you through the modeling process for various fixtures, ensuring your workflow remains smooth and clutter-free, saving your precious RAM memory from unnecessary duplicate objects.

Take your renders to the next level with expert advice on quick and effective post-processing techniques. Discover how to bypass Blender's compositor and achieve superior results by utilizing Adobe Lightroom and other intuitive photo processing software. Enhance your images with presets or explore your creativity with personalized adjustments.

By the end of this course, you'll have the skills to create breathtaking 3D models, master the art of texturing, and elevate your renders with professional post-processing techniques. Join me on this transformative learning journey and unlock your true potential in the world of 3D design