1957 Ford Thunderbird Tutorial Series Part 14

In this tutorial series, we are going to create a car render from the ground up. We will begin with a set of reference images and end with a car. The methods used in these tutorials can be translated from this specific car to any car, whether it is a sports car, a luxury car, or another type of car. The principles of good topology and watching the lines of the car apply in each situation.

Part 14:
This is the final episode of this tutorial series. In this tutorial, we will use render layers to create more advanced lighting that we can control by using nodes in the compositor.

We will use compositor nodes to control how the layers come together to create the final image of the car. Then we will use more nodes to control how the final image looks.

I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial. If you did enjoy it, please like it, subscribe to BlenderWiz, and share it. If you did not enjoy it, please let me know why so that I can work on fixing it in the future. Thank you for watching!

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[sool]

Thanks for the series, I learned a lot.

[javierc]

What an excellent tutorial. Thanks a lot for your guidance and time. Bit aged, but helped me with lot of sense about blender.

[atarikcelik]

Thaks a lot, I learned a lot from the series

[Jflyinginus]

Just watched the full serie, thanks a lot ! Best tutorial I've ever watched

[interstingthings]

Unbelievable. Thank you very much for the Tutorial 's . It`s really a Great Job. Some much better than Perfect.  God bless you .

[seano]

Fascinating series of tutorials. I have enjoyed every one. Thanks very much for making them.

[MrRollie]

Best tut I've ever watched in totality by far!
Now I'm going to go look for this build And or another Tut.
Thanks for your technical knowledge and time.

[FirstTimeStudios]

This is truely an amazing Tutorial Series. Thanks a lot!

[AnitaLife]

Amazing tutorial! I've been skipping about, just to see what you have done. Great stuff! I look forward to doing this! THANKS!!!!

[marceloboy]

Thanks a lot man. The best tutorial i´ve ever seen, paid or not. Now, i'm gonna try model car by my self.... THX!

[wirandhikablogs]

thanks for this tutorial series
i learned a lot
really helpful
Godbless You

[Astex]

Thanks, this is the best blender tutorial I've watched so far, free or paid. Although if I could make a request, could you possibly do another car modelling tutorial in the future with a more modern car, maybe an Audi R8 or Ferrari 458 Italia? But again thanks so much for the great tutorial.

[MrRollie]

ONLY CHROME MISSED
rear wheel finder skirts "rim"
awesome job!!

[frankc]

I have been following this fantastic tutorial, but I miss some of the steps that you do automatically. I was wondering how you got the car to render under the node view. Thanks for all your help. I learned a lot about blender that I had no clue about. Frank

[tarll]

Excellent tutorial, only one question (or request) where can I get that group node option? Thanks BW :)

[quackcement]

can u make a tutorial series on how to make a 3d cube

[MrRollie]

and.. the front bumper is missing materials for the blinker lights
you are a graphic "Artist" no doubts here!

[williamsanders]

I have a 57 and wondering if you would share the front fender emblems

[innit_yt]

I will try do do a Cadillac mod ( WIP Cadillac Eldorado by WASwipped& Velel ) but how do you add a jbeam on blender so I can put it on beamng drive