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Direction Concepts- Blender Grease Pen experimentation

 Blender Grease Pen experimentation

As part of my research phase, I wanted to experiment and learn one of Blender's most popular toolsets currently, "The Grease pen". This allows users to draw in a 3D space. This can be used to make traditional 2D animation, cut out animation, motion graphics, storyboarding, etc. 






 
By following a tutorial made specifically for beginners, I was able to get the hang of some of the basic tools to navigate and use blender. My main aim for now is just to get familiar with them and draw basic dioramas and 2d objects. With practice, I'll hopefully be able to advance onto making more complected pieces in the coming weeks.




  















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