Beginner Motion Graphics with Fluid Simulation in Blender Information

Beginner Motion Graphics with Fluid Simulation in Blender is designed to guide learners through the creation of professional motion graphics using Blender.

Create professional Motion Graphics easily with Blender Fluid Simulations and Geometry Nodes

In this module, you will learn how to utilize Blender in order to create professional Motion Graphics. This course is will prepare you for client work and give you tips on continuing to create high quality animations.

What You’ll Learn In Beginner Motion Graphics with Fluid Simulation in Blender?

• Using Blender’s Fluid Sim
• Cinematic Lighting
• Camera Animations
• Geometry Nodes

Detailed program

What you can expect in your step-by-step journey for this course

01 Reference

Reference for the effect. We’ll be taking a close look at the reference for this particle simulation before jumping into Blender

02 Blender and Text

Blender text is simple but needs to be optimized for simulations. here we will take a look at how to do that while discussing its importance

03 Adding a Liquid Simulation

Creating a successful liquid simulation has a few steps. The first of these steps is adding the sim and then placing the domain and flow object correctly within the space.

04 Editing the Liquid Simulation

Now that we have a liquid simulation set up and ready we can start editing it to get the proper look that we want.

05 Baking and Exporting

Once we have the simulation worked out we can bake it and export as a ABC file

06 Import and Geometry Nodes

The juice of this effect is right here as we import the ABC we can add more control inside the Geometry Nodes

07 3D Camera

Before setting up animation or lighting I like to place the camera in the right spot so that we know where we will be focusing for our scene.

08 Lighting

With our camera set up we can start lighting our scene!

09 Materials

With the lighting established we can start working on the look of the particles in the material nodes

10 Render Effect 1

With everything together we can final render the first effect!

11 Animating the Camera 1

With our effect done we still have an additional scene form our reference that we can create. This scene is a close up view of our particles and logos.

12 Animating the Camera 2

we are animating our second camera for the close up effect

13 Animating the Camera 3

in this final stage we are animating our final camera and taking a close look at the flow of all the scenes together!

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