You’ll learn how to use Blender’s Particle System to create, cut, and comb the character’s hair.Īnd then we will use Blender’s Rigify rigging system to set-up the bones of the character. In the texturing phase, we will use Krita to create the textures for the clothes, and Blender’s own Texture Paint tools to paint the details of the skin. And when the modeling is done, we will UV map all the parts of the character, and we will use that UV map for our texturing. We’ll create the hands, the feet, and the clothes. And use Blender’s modeling tools to create the face with proper edge-flow for animation. We will begin by first bringing in the reference images of the character. Additional help by Bram Kranendonk, James Monteath, Jeroen Bakker, Dalai Felinto, Blender Studio, Blender Institute, and the Blender community.Welcome to 'Create an Animated Character in Blender 2.9.' This course uses only open-source software, Blender and the paint program Krita, to create an animated character from the first polygon to the final rendered animation.

Cycles angle spread artwork by Juan Gea Rodriguez. Grease Pencil Fill demo by Tuatea Schmidt. Geometry Nodes building by Felipe del Rio. List of developers that contributed to Blender 2.93 LTSīlender 2.93 splash and interline images by Erindale Woodford. Read the full list of changes at Credits Theme alternate rows color in Video SequencerĬonstrain Panels Vertically while dragging Syncronize Outliner with Properties Editor Improved About and Startup Script Execution dialogs Background rectangle option for VSE text strip