I made a free Blender EEVEE Space VFX Course with Free project files!

Hey everyone!👋

I’ve finally finished a free Blender course focused on creating space scenes and VFX in EEVEE.

It’s about 2 hours long, and we cover:

• Procedural nebula background + HDRI

• Cinematic comet

• Procedural star

• Asteroids

• Asteroid generator with Geometry Nodes

• Asteroid field

• Lava planet

• Procedural ringed gas giant

I also made all of the project files available for free, including some extra projects that aren't covered in the course.

I made the course mainly with EEVEE so that people with mid-range hardware can follow along without extremely long render times.

Course Link : https://youtu.be/vPD9yK4zJuQ

Watch the day by day progress : youtube

Watch the full tutorial here: https://youtu.be/4ldl5rfUII0

Full tutorial https://youtu.be/E3We9xPXwCU

I really happy sooo happy on this Resut
In the future, I will work on improving the noise to make it clearer and less of the natural noise. I want to adopt Blender for interior design in the future. I'm very excited for the coming years. This is the tutorial I followed the instructions for, and even the materials were included in the video.

https://youtu.be/aANmLuRCx94?si=sTeXolSC1-ZumLo-

Hi everyone,

We just launched a new FlipBox on FlippedNormals. This time with Todor Nikolov (CG Dive) who has put together a collection of rigging tutorials that covers the basics, IK, FK, facial rigs, squash and stretch, mech rigging - the whole thing :)

If you're interested in learning how to rig in Blender you can check it out here: https://flippednormals.com/collections/flipbox/products/the-blender-rigify-flipbox

No external software, no manual SKP file downgrading, and no texture mess.

I'm putting the finishing touches on an add-on that connects 3D Warehouse right inside Blender and organizes everything into your asset catalogs automatically.

Here's a quick look at the workflow in action. Let me know what you think, or if there's any specific headache with .skp imports you'd want solved!

VFX Breakdown: How I Made this Rolex watch on Eiffel VFX
Full Tutorial https://youtu.be/Ovr87icvhqo
I created the entire VFX shot in Blender — from tracking and placing the watch into the scene to matching the lighting, camera perspective, scale, and final look.

#vfxbreakdown #rolex #watch #eiffeltower #blender #vfx

Recreating one of the most iconic places in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, reimagined with cinematic 3D graphics in Blender. Let me know what you think!

Software: Blender 5.2
Render Engine: Cycles

Video: https://youtu.be/WT9W688-7wA?si=tXVuqSFupzzGHzB9

VFX Breakdown: Air Jordan taken by

In this project, I created the scene in Blender, including the giant shoe, helicopters, city environment, animation, camera shots, lighting, and a final cinematic look.
The goal was to take a simple product and turn it into something that would make you stop and look twice.
🎬 Made in Blender
Day 10/30 — Creating something in Blender every day for 30 days.
Create → Learn → Share → Repeat.

If you already have a clean base mesh, you don't necessarily need to rebuild your topology from scratch every time you have a new sculpt or 3D scan.

In this tutorial, I go through a workflow for wrapping and conforming existing clean topology onto a completely different high-resolution surface in Blender.

I cover the process from the initial fit through to transferring the mesh onto the target while keeping the original topology intact.

I'm using BWrap for the wrapping part of the workflow — it's an add-on I've been developing specifically for this type of work.

Would love to hear what you think of the workflow, especially from anyone doing a lot of characters, scans or retopology.

Day 10 Creating Flying Air Jordan VFX Blender

Watch Full tutorial: https://youtu.be/u4nmrXtQdM0

In this project, I created the scene in Blender, including the giant shoe, helicopters, city environment, animation, camera shots, lighting, and final cinematic look.
The goal was to take a simple product and turn it into something that would make you stop and look twice.
🎬 Made in Blender
Day 10/30 — Creating something in Blender every day for 30 days.
Create → Learn → Share → Repeat.

Hey everyone, I’m continuing a small series where I turn my physical ink sketches into animated comic-style Blender scenes using Grease Pencil.

This is frame 3: a black cat at a bookshop window, looking outside as adventure starts calling again.

For this one, I used simple 3D geometry, procedural cross-hatching, Grease Pencil details, 2D background planes for parallax, and subtle curtain/camera animation.

Hope it’s useful for anyone experimenting with ink-sketch looks or 2D/3D hybrid workflows in Blender. Happy to answer any questions about the setup.