Create Realistic Nature in Blender using Graswald add-on
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Zacharias Reinhardt shows us how to create a realistic nature scene from scratch, in Blender 2.7. We will make use of a couple of (paid) add-ons to speed up the process, like the brand-new Graswald add-on. Check it out
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