Blender Cosmos: Procedural Gas Planets with Blender

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https://www.skillshare.com/en/classes/Blender-Cosmos-Procedural-Gas-Planets-with-Blender/1622033980

This class teaches you how to create a procedural gas planet in Blender.

What will you learn?

What is proceduralism? and how it works.
How to use nodes?
Lighting
Rendering
Compositing
etc...

I want to help you untangle some complicated concepts in Blender, that people always assumed it is only for the elite of us to deal with math and vectors.

By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of how to create procedural materials in Blender.

My ultimate goal is to equip you with a solid foundation for your future endeavors in the world of Shading and proceduralism.

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