Anime Tree Tutorial | Blender (include Project Files)

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Note #1: In newer Blender versions, the blend mode was replaced with Render Method, just keep it at default, which is "Dithered".
To turn off shadow per material, inside shader editor, you can use a "mix color" with a "light path" node (choose "Is Shadow Ray"). See here: https://developer.blender.org/docs/re...
Or to turn shadow off per objects: Selecting the object and then, in the sidebar, go to Object Properties/Visibility/Ray Visibility/Shadow (uncheck)
Note #2: This method is still valid in newer Blender version. If you run into any problem in step 1 then please do a check of these following mistakes: Check that your "Vector Rotate" is set to Euler, "Evaluate on Domain" is set to Vector and Face, don't forget to pick your camera in the modifier, always Apply Transformation on the plane to ensure there is no problem.
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In today's video I’ll show you how to create this anime tree art in Blender using a pipeline consistent with techniques that was specially created for imitating brush strokes for anime painting.

00:00 Intro
00:25 Context
1:15 The Plan
2:18 Preparation
3:07 Step by Step - 1/5
3:58 Step by Step - 2/5
6:47 Step by Step - 3/5
8:31 Step by Step - 4/5
12:58 Step by Step - 5/5
14:24 Guidelines
15:15 Visual Effect - Wind
16:24 Visual Effect - Falling Leaves
17:21 Visual Effect - Grass
18:19 Find Me