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Hello everyone, My name is Carl,
and in this class you'll learn how to create pixel art from 3D objects using Blender.
If you ever wanted to create pixel art without having to draw each frame pixel by pixel,
then this class is for you.
And don't worry if you're new to Blender as our walk you through a v2,
we need and want overload you with unnecessary information.
Creating pixel art in this way allows us to easily render
our objects from multiple angles and even create simple animations,
all without having to redraw the image for every frame.
This technique isn't meant to completely
replace the traditional method of drawing pixel art,
but it's especially useful for quickly creating multiple variations of
objects so that you can create
more interesting scenes for your games and other pixel art projects.
I will walk you through setting up the scene,
creating the pixel art compositor,
and also creating multiple objects like treasure chests,
magic potions and more.
How the geriatric easily create variations of these objects using
the lattice and also how to quickly create spreadsheets from the image sequences.
I really hope you'll follow along and I trust
that you'll learn a few useful things along the way.
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