HOW TO TURN 2D IMAGES INTO 3D WORLDS! (Blender Tutorial)

Josh breaks down his workflow when creating 3D Environments from images and textures using Blender.

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[Maarten-Nauta]

People already forgot Ian Hubert exists i guess :(

[ndEarth]

Sometimes beginners want to follow along, it took me 30 minutes to realize that a lot of the shortcuts were for add-ons and not Blender as is. Could be incredibly useful and a huge time-saver if somehow that is explained in the tutorial.

[begalooloo]

just loved your tuts... the perfect speed of explanation to the point not long and boring but short and sweet...

[_S_P_A_C_E_M_A_N_]

Protip: enable the images as planes add-on to skip the first few steps

[ToniArcelinni]

You rock, absolutely! I was trying to make a visualizer for my single cover and I'm still a little noob on Blender, but I loved your tutorial and I might try to adapt for my cover concept. Thank you so much, baby boy! Wish you the best!

[RogérioGuerreiroLopes]

a great result, it reminded me of those images of abandoned places

[mustafasaidhelal]

If you're running into odd texture issues (if you've imported the image as a plane), especially with transparency, a handy solution is tweaking the material blend mode to "Opaque." The Images as Planes addon tends to lean towards "Alpha Blend" by default, so just change it to "Opaque" to hopefully solve the issue.

[tommygunn]

Amazing! You covered ALL the details missing from other videos.

[mberg]

0:29 wtf does *"press Ctrl+T and import your image"* mean? Ctrl+T where? What shortcut is it supposed to be? How does the image magically appear when you didn't even select it? EDIT : Found it. Ctrl+T no longer works in some setups. The equivalent manual actions in the "Shading" view are : 1) Add --> Texture --> Image Texture, 2) In the new node, use the "folder" icon to import the image, 3) connect the "color" output to the "surface" input of the Material Output node

[stzrm]

What a great tutorial my man! You are pretty underrated. By Any chance can you make a tutorial on how to model a tshirt in blender? Would highly appreciate it and would help a lot!!

[stainftw]

this was really so helpful sir. Your explaning method was so good 😍

[andrewwoan]

YOOO THAT'SS AMAZING!! INSTAA SUBBED

[khoorikhoori]

please keep doing blender tutorial ... thank you, i have just subscribed your channel becoues of blender, thank you again.

[ericg]

This is wild. You just saved more time creating it from scratch LMAO.

[HDVideoPixel]

That is a truly a fantastic tutorial! Precise and clear explanations with a friendly approach! Wow! Great!

[shotbychase]

This was on my Tiktok now on my YT homepage

[FilmSpook]

Pure Gold!! Thanks for everything, my Good Sir. 🙏🏾

[ManaLucune]

Sir! This is the best Blender tut I ever seen recently!

[lovehentx]

Incredible! A true legend. I think it is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen in my life.

[mberg]

0:27 what panel is that? I.e. how do you "add a material texture"? I can't find the "Materials" tab in Blender 4. Has it been changed? EDIT: Found it, it's the Shading view.