Become a Material Guru in Blender 2.8, Cycles

"Introduction
Introduction
Setup
Light
Basic understanding of the node components
Basic Node Types
Apply Materials
Three Common Maps
Colors on your material
Patterns on your material
Create bumps
Reflection and Roughness
mask images
Separate XYZ Node
Manipulating the map
Grouping the nodes
Basic Math
Textures
Brick Texture
Checker Texture
Gradient Texture
Magic Texture
Musgrave Texture
Noise Texture
Voronoi Texture
Wave Texture
Using images as textures
Introduction to using Images
Using PBR Images
First practical example - a tile wall.
Setup for Tile Wall
Add Mortar Noise
Create Groups for the nodes
Create Tiles
Mortar Size variation
Finalizing the tile wall (Roughness and reflection)
Using the Object shape to place material
Find Edges
Add snow (dust and rust same principle).
Adding smudge using the vertex paint
Create an Eye using Z-axis separation
How to use other objects to influence your material
Setup the scene
Smudge you Main object using Ambient Occlusion
Smudge your main Object using a reference Object in the Texture coordinate Node
Smudge your Main Object using Dynamic Paint.
How to add material on a specific place
UV Basics
Multiple Materials
Using UV to repeat patterns
Second practical Example - Texture a Lantern
Setup and Intro
Adding First Base Materials
Starting on the rust structure
Rain influence
Randomness
Separate Paint and Rust with bumps
Finalizing the Rust
Finalizing the Paint
Adding Glass
Adding Rest of the Materials
Adding DIETZ Logo On Glass
Adding DIETZ Text on Bottom
Adding Warning Sticker and Finalizing
A closer look on the ""Object Info"" Node
How to use the Object Index and Random output.
Introduction to Location and Material Index output.
Working with glass and similar materials
Fireflies
Definition of Words
Introduction to Glass
Creating a Glass of Water - Fake Dispersion
Creating a Glass of Water - Adding Water
Creating a Glass of Water - Adding Caustics
Creating a Glass of Water - Finalizing all
Third Practical Example - a bowl of candy
Candy - Setup
Candy - Adding Colors
Adding Bumps
Candy - Adding Subsurface scattering
Candy - Finalizing and render
Take a look at ""Normals""
Intro To Normal Maps
Baking a Normal Map from a pattern
Creating a Normal Map Procedurally
Displacement
Introduction to Displacment
Coloring a displacement
Using the Vector Displacement
Particles and material
The Particle Info Node
The Principled Hair Node
More Math and Vector Math
Introduction to shaping things using math
We start using Vector Math
Creating stuff using Polar Coordinates
Tiling by breaking down the map using Fraction.
Scratches
Create scratches using brush and TexturePaint
Scratches using the Linear Light MixRGB"