Create Stunning 3D Typography in Blender | Full Tutorial for Beginners

[@toericht]

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[@valentinernault8869]

You have the best tutorials of Blender world, not lying. I swear it’s too good

[@attisonss]

damn true

[@multimicah]

honestly

[@toericht]

aw reading this is balm for the soul. we love doing this and are superhappy that you like it!

[@elodiedshys9930]

Very nice upgrade of the video quality ! Yours tutorials are always soooo cool ! Thank you guys !

[@toericht]

always a pleasure

[@nykto1622]

I would loooove a video focusing on camera animation and composition. The final render videos always look so good!

[@schyzofriend8596]

+1

[@toericht]

we will definetly do a to tutorial on that too some time in the future! :)))

[@AestheteUltra]

Amazing job! I hope the next video is on animations for these typographies!

[@toericht]

thank you so much! we'll definetly do that in another tutorial! :D

[@qvdohaus7531]

This is the best chanel ever! One day I will pay your Patreon page

[@toericht]

thank you so much. We'll keep the content coming :))

[@aarcharanya]

Undoubtedly, one of the most creatives transformation of the default blender cube .. :) .. 👍🏼

[@toericht]

thank you so much, we have so many more ideas in the pipeline hehe :)

[@diegopalacios5362]

I love this channel ITS TOO MUCH!

[@toericht]

hehe thank you so much, more content in production already!

[@antoineparrella8402]

Looks Great ! Thanks for the tutorial!

[@toericht]

always a pleasure!

[@johndeggendorf7826]

That was great. 🙏 Yes indeed, achieving design with as few vertices as possible is very freeing. ✌️🍷🎩🎩🎩

[@toericht]

Thank you so much :) And yes, it's great also for slower computers haha

[@Edie_]

thank you i love your channel guys! super helpful and fun to watch! the video quality is good too, thanks!

[@toericht]

thank you so much, we'll keep the content coming! :)) have a wonderful day

[@ysmaelsalvador]

Welcome back

[@toericht]

Thank you, so good to be back :)

[@multimicah]

This is super clean! Can't wait to apply this in my designs 🌞

[@toericht]

So cool, make sure to tag us when sharing so we can share your work

[@fenkee]

So talented I’m like wow

[@toericht]

hehe thanks!

[@ozmandesigns2194]

This is amazing Bravo for the video... waiting for next ones ❤

[@toericht]

[@andreaslzk]

thats lit!

[@toericht]

thanks :)

[@fettisvo]

this was so dope!!

[@toericht]

Thank you so much! :))

[@ninalisazu1521]

Thankss for the explanation! I found it easy to follow

[@toericht]

hope you have a lot of fun creating! ☺️✨

[@personaltomato7131]

I love yall!

[@toericht]

and we love you!

[@dil2906]

That’s amazing! Thank you very much💫

[@toericht]

thank you very much for watching :))

[@hasj]

Hey, is it bad practice to do a design in illustrator and blow that up so you make it 3d and importing it as an Object?

[@toericht]

no that also works pretty fine, we also did that sometimes. you can use it as a base for working more in blender. the only thing is that the geometry sometimes isn't optimal and you might need to remesh it :)

[@hasj]

@@toericht yeah i had that issue, I’m using it to create text for next.js, a web 3d library and like that its too heavy for phones

[@antoninml8146]

Hey, do you use specific parameters to show the shadows and the metallic effect of the shape? I can't get a result that is close to yours

[@antoninml8146]

or can I see the project files some where to look at the parameters in more detail?

[@toericht]

hey :) yes project files are available on our patreon page www.patreon.com/toericht if you want to create the material we've got a tutorial here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/maCUpo2srrupoKc you just need to play around a little bit with the lighting and environment, it's a fairly simple setup :)

[@luismartin-villamuelas6497]

Thx 4 this tutorials

[@toericht]

we're very happy that you like it! :)

[@jeprar6468]

amazing

[@toericht]

thank you

[@sonnyyoung8721]

i tried to apply this tutorial on my own typography but somehow blender won't let me light up my scene. when i add lights nothing happens and my scene still appears to be dark/grey and i can barely make out the letters in render mode. any ideas how to fix this problem?

[@toericht]

Hello Philip, thanks for watching our tut. :) It's always hard to make a diagnosis from afar, but I think your problem might be the strength of your light. you can find the settings by clicking on your light -> on the right go to object data properties -> adjust this number. by default it's set to 10 but usually that's not enough. about 1000 oder even more are needed sometimes. Also set your render engine to cycles and not evee. Hope this helps!

[@NazariyDudnik]

Interesting video, its result would be well suited for my last video with colored chrome material in Blender)

[@zozoolaroxmusic]

interesting tut concept boss)

[@toericht]

would love to see that :D

[@michaelgoldchain]

amazing tutorial! question, how do you continue extruding/modeling from surfaces that have been extruded and have no vertices in the middle? are you creating new virtices?

[@michaelgoldchain]

nvm I found out :) hehe

[@toericht]

We're glad you found your answer and that you had fun designing!

[@creativedoof]

Neat video. Can these files be transferred over into Photoshop?

[@toericht]

Hello and thanks for your compliment. We're not a 100% sure what you mean. Basically Photoshop is also able to open .obj-files, but you have to export your blender file as such first. You can also render your set as PNG and then open that PNG in Photoshop. Hope that helped, if not, don't mind asking again! :)

[@joelzusein]

nice tutorial but it would be cool if you could give a breakdown of what you did after 13:18 i kinda lost it there

[@toericht]

thanks for your feedback. since there was no system behind this but just trying different lighting / materials, I didn't see any reason to explain this. This is just a process of trial and error until you found something, that you like. It's really important to us that you don't copy 1:1 what we're doing, since you learn A LOT more by trying and finding solutions on your own. Hope this makes sense. good luck and a lot of fun working in blender! :)

[@joelzusein]

@@toericht fair enough. i think practicing with the nodes is the easiest way to learn them :) theres just so many of them and most of the time i dont know why you plug in which node into which.

[@valentinernault8869]

Would love to know how to animate like yours

[@toericht]

we'll make another tutorial on how to animate the letters like in the video :)!

[@briewi]

this is fireeee! &where can i follow her on socials because this is inspiring

[@toericht]

aw thank you very much :D

[@_chromeguy]

TKSS SÓ MUCHH

[@toericht]

thanks for giving such a nice feedback

[@Thenocturne1]

great tutorial! I would be interested in how you create your intros. they are pretty cool. Wouldn't that be an interesting video? I can't find anything related to blender anywhere.

[@toericht]

thanks :) we're planning on making a tutorial on how to animate the type like this in blender, the rest is just regular video cutting in premiere ☺️

[@александрсоколов-в3х]

thankssss kitty

[@toericht]

always a pleasure

[@mytrp7616]

Really love your guys videos but this is not a full tutorial, it's more of a workflow walk-through which is fine but I'd really appreciate a full tutorial where in the end I would be able to follow steps and replicate your project. Also proper labeling so I don't get my hopes up :

[@toericht]

Hey thank you for your comment :) But to be fair every step you need to take to create such an artwork is explained in the video except for maybe the metal material at the end. but we have a tutorial on this here :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/maCUpo2srrupoKc Also as a creator/designer why would you want to copy someone else’s es work 1 to 1? Isn’t the goal of tutorials, learning techniques and then making them your own to infuse them with your own creativity and ideas to create something unique to yourself.

[@mytrp7616]

@@toericht Thank you for replying. I totally agree with you. 100% of people including me follow many tutorials from many sources in order to learn the steps and then to make our own original creations. But there's a difference between a "workflow walk-through" and a "tutorial". Your Chrome/Metal tutorial is a good example of a good tutorial that is easy to follow and very informative, I'm very excited to do it myself. Ultimately, thank you for all your efforts and taking the time to share your knowledge. I'm greatly appreciative and am a huge fan & will always be supportive of your channel that's why I'm hoping for more complete tutorials. Even non-narrated complete workflows are super helpful🤞

[@terrible_create]

xd cute

[@LucilleGhatti]

this gave me anxiety so badly and made me throw my computer :(

[@LucilleGhatti]

Let me try this again!!

[@toericht]

Oh sorry to hear, did it work out in the end?

[@LucilleGhatti]

@@toericht yes!!!!!!

[@Vampbloodskirides]

Damn bro she must fail a lot for her to bring it up so much ouch

[@toericht]

Haha indeed I do, but it's part of the process of growing and I'm saying it so often because I don't want to build the expectation that by just trying one time what you do will look good. :) Happyhappy designing!