Product Rendering in Blender: Lipstick

Lipstick time!

In this video we're going to model, render, light, and add materials to a simple lipstick starting totally from scratch. This tutorial is split in to two sections so that in the first part we can get a ready to go render quick and easy, then in the second half we'll take it up a notch! This video is filled with tons of tips and tricks for Blender users of all skill levels!

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[MrWoundedalien]

For anyone who cares to know that doesn't, instead of adding in new circles for each part after the base is made, just highlight the circular edge loop you already have on the base and ctrl D, right click, right click>separate selection. Then you have another separate object the same size and it keeps all the modifiers...if you want them. fyi, I'm not trying to say I know how to model better than Derek at all. He's waaay better than myself but we are all learning good things thanks to people like him!
Thanks for the great video Derek!! Love these!

[oorelash]

Dont think i've ever been more excited for a tutorial to come out

[MesmerizingBeauty]

Thank you for taking your time and explaining every detail. I’ve been so lost trying to learn blender until I found you.

[sajidhasan]

You're the Man!

For anyone trying to learn some real good stuff, with a super crisp voice guidance, Derek Elliot is the one to go to! Love it it man, keep up the good work.

[KaizenTutorials]

Great vid again Derek! Watching your tutorials is like a spa day. Always feel relaxed and refreshed after!

[eldenzel]

Thanks a lot ❤ from Mexico. This is one of the best tutorial’s I’ve seen

[LuckyLeprechaun]

For those who dont know: the "distance" value in the bump node is in meters so if you have it at 1 it's trying to fake lighting as though that section is 1 meter displaced from the object which leads to artifacts between areas of white and black due to the stark transition so just using an appropriate "distance" value for your application should fix most artifacts

or just do what derrk did and play with each slider, it's all fake lighting/displacement anyway just to get to your desired result

[_RichardOrtega]

Back it again with the great tutorial. Thanks Derek.

[gppanicker]

Just a few days ago, I finished filming a lipstick product, now this brings back memories...

[sina_]

just opened it to watch 2-3minutes and then i ended up watching whole tutorial
great job

[DanielJames-Darktide]

Learned a hell of a lot from this tutorial. Thanks so much master Derek for sharing this invaluable information. This is definitely one of those level up tutorials.

[jandverg]

The Andrew Kramer of Blender is back! I love the tutorial!👍👍

[sarahtaavetti]

Really good Tutorial, Thank you!

For the "Lipstick-Slant" I ended up using a Boolean to get that flat tear drop cut.

[hayasa]

i had fun watching this and can't wait to start this! please do an animation ad style next!

[sciart]

Thank you! I love your tutorials! I always struggle to get such nice juicy materials for my renders. So I will try to repeat the exact lightning and materials. BTW, I guess the lipstick part should go down inside when the lid is on ;)

[theteapote]

Thank you for this great tuto, I'm getting into product design and it's another piece to add to my portfolio. Fanks !!

[fredcastro]

Man! Thank you so much for this! Easy to follow tutorial, never got any erros or anything I couldn´t do and I´ve just migrated from C4D to Blender and I´m in love with the software! Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Helped me a lot and a I got a great result from it! Keep up the great work!

[jawad-latifkhan]

Thank you for the new content! I always wait for your videos, sir. Love your efforts.

[javadahmadi]

I love this video. Well explained as always master Derek 👍🏼🔅

[LLLLLP]

AMAZING TUTORIAL THANK YOU SOSOSOSOSOSO MUCH