This action deletes all the vertices of the cube, but you will still see a single orange colored dot in the viewport. With all the vertices of the cube selected, press the Delete key on the keyboard and then select Vertices in the fly out menu. With the Cube selected, press the A key to select all the cube's vertices. Then click on the Mode button and select Edit Mode in the Modes List as shown below. While in the Front view, Right Click on the Cube to select it. Step 10Ĭlick on All Views and choose the Left command from the fly out menu to display the image in the left view only. In the property settings panel, click on the Add Image button and then on the Open button. So go to View > Left or press 3 on the Numpad to jump into the Left viewport. Step 8įollowing the same process, we will import the side profile image into the left view. Next, click on the All Views button and choose the Front command from the fly out menu to display the image in the front view only. Go to your local hard drive and select the reference image file. Click on the Add Image button and then on the Open button. Turn on the Background Images button and then click on the drop down arrow to expand the properties. Here you can set the values for the front camera properties. Press the N key to open the Properties panel of the selected viewport camera as shown in the image below.
So go to View > Front or press the 1 key on the Numpad to jump into the Front viewport. Now we need to setup the reference images in the front and the side viewports. A popup menu will appear in the viewport, select the Delete command to remove the selected objects from the scene. So select the Camera and the Light by pressing the Shift key and Right Clicking on each, and then press either the X or Delete key. Step 2īefore we start modeling, we have to remove the camera and the light from the scene. You will see its default preview, with a camera, a cube primitive and a point light in the scene. Setting Up the Image Referenceĭownload the blueprint images for the face. This series will provide you with a solid introduction to character modeling in Blender, as you work through the creation of a detailed female character step by step.
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