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Art Sayan
Добавлен 9 сен 2023
A RUclips channel for tutorials, tips, reviews, and walkthroughs from a senior artist with nearly 20 years experience in CG/VFX.
Cinematic Three Point Lighting and Cove Lighting Tutorial in Blender 3D
In this tutorial, we'll be discussing the 3 Point Lighting technique for skin/characters/faces, and going deep into how your area light responds to different inputs such as softbox textures, spread/directionality, etc. We'll also discuss the Cove Lighting technique developed by the infamous DP Roger Deakins! These are used all across different mediums such as photography, film, cinematography, etc.
Check out my Artstation and Instagram accounts for more...
www.artstation.com/asayan
artsayanart
...especially Instagram, where I post frequent content and tips and good stuff!
0:00 Intro
2:24 Lazy Lighting
4:21 Basic Lighting
7:24 Good Lighting
13:53 Advanced Lighting
17:20 HDR Lighting
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Check out my Artstation and Instagram accounts for more...
www.artstation.com/asayan
artsayanart
...especially Instagram, where I post frequent content and tips and good stuff!
0:00 Intro
2:24 Lazy Lighting
4:21 Basic Lighting
7:24 Good Lighting
13:53 Advanced Lighting
17:20 HDR Lighting
21...
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CG Live Action Integration Tutorial with CamTrackAR, Blender, Embergen, 3ds Max, Vray, Tyflow
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.Год назад
This is a fun one! I'll be showing you the entire process on how to shoot footage from your iPhone while simultaneously creating a camera track automatically. We'll then go into Blender and import the footage and track and build our set using the tracking markers. We'll animate the vehicle with a free addon called RigaCar. Then use Embergen to create an epic smoke simulation for a wild drifting...
Blender 3d / 3ds Max Vray Side-by-side Motion Graphics Tutorial
Просмотров 174Год назад
Here’s a tutorial on how to produce some cool graphics from a Text. You’ll see that max and Blender are pretty similar! Let me know what you think. Thanks for watching!
Substance to 3ds Max 1-to-1 and Mass PBR Importer (No Plugins)
Просмотров 770Год назад
In this video, you'll learn how to getting a very accurate match in your 3ds Max scene vs Substance Painter. You'll also learn how to use the PBR Importer Tool which comes with 3ds Max, so no plugins or scripts needed to achieve this. Topics we'll cover: Aces/OCIO setup in Substance and Max 3ds Max PBR Importer tool OSL Uber Bitmap for Colorspace Definition Environment/HDR match 3ds Max High Qu...
How To: Animatable Point Position Mask from Blender
Просмотров 781Год назад
A quick tutorial on how to generate a Point Position pass/mask for ANIMATED objects in Blender. This one will stick! #vfx #cg #blender #blendertutorial #nuke Grab the node for the Pmask in Nuke from here: franklinvfx.com/pos_mask/ Check out my Artstation and Instagram accounts for more... www.artstation.com/asayan artsayanart
Tutorial Recreating The Creator Sci-fi Environment in Blender
Просмотров 14 тыс.Год назад
In this tutorial, we'll take an inspirational image from the new trailer of The Creator and rebuild that shot in 3d in Blender 3.6. We'll model everything from scratch, other than a few vehicle/transportation props which are available online for free. Then we'll texture/lookdev/light/comp it all out for an awesome render. 0:00 Intro 0:54 Overview 2:46 Camera Match 3:48 Modeling 1st Pass 8:10 Mo...
Star Wars Sci-fi Environment Tutorial in Blender
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.Год назад
I've just started experimenting with Blender and am excited about the possibilities it brings. Even with years of experience modeling and lighting environments at some of the best studios out there (BLUR...DIGITAL DOMAIN...ILM)...you can see me fumble my way through making a fun environment. Here you'll see I'm not doing modeling so much as I am bashing assets together to compose something gran...
Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for. I tried using the UV pass for a similar purpose, but this is such a better workflow.
how did you get your menu option to be like that of max. A really nice video to watch and learn from.
Awesome work! We would more content like this.
watch the whole thing, super interesting, shame seems that you gave up on the tuturials, it was amazing start!
For some reason mine doesnt match up, says I have only exceptions. Sees all textures there, but doesnta ssociate them with the model!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
sick soundtrack! can't wait to see more ;)
Haha thanks
love it amazing
OMG THIS IS INSANE!!!!
Really stoked to find this resource. There are so many YT channels that produce volumes upon volumes of sh#t! This is a breath of fresh air.
Damn that wall mesh is thick with details ! Very impressive, love sci fi stuff like this
Sayan, My suggestion is to create Sci-fi /Environment / cinematic scene tutorials with basic animation, camera position, lighting, on the assets used if you have made them and want to make them available, sell them as a part to follow the tutorial, so no We sit and watch and we can't do anything, in practice, but your workflow is fantastic. I use Blender and it keeps getting better. I hope you understand me, the mission of helping the next big D+ for us. A rib-breaking arm.
How lucky am I to find this!!
Very nice !
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Top tier! Subscribed 🎉
This is great! The only thing bugging me is the apparent position of the sun, it looks like the sun, is somewhere to the far left, but the shadows on the first building, make it look like te sun in more centered, and higher in the sky.
You're correct about this. It has bothered me as well. I was supposed to make it more subtle and forgot to reduce its intensity.
what add on are u using. great tuts, need more for who newbie like me for understand.
Thank you. Only add on I used here was for my hotkeys called BsMax. This wasn’t much of a tutorial as it was a live recording of using kitbashed models. Check out my other tutorial called The Creator which is a great resource for modeling!
Welcome to Blender. Glad to have you in the community. From my own perspective (I've used Blender, Maya and Houdini), if you wanna be proficient in Blender, i'd just recommend learning the hotkeys in Blender and learning how Blender works. It's incredibly fast and intuitive to work with hotkeys in Blender, you can later add addons and pie menus to speed things up like most ex maya/max users without any worries.
Turn on the node wrangler addon that comes with Blender and you could just press ctrl + t to add mapping and texture coordinate nodes automatically instead of adding them manually. It also has a ton of cool shorts to work with nodes a lot faster in Blender. Cool video.
I’ve been looking for that for ages. Haha thanks
Very cool stuff, that 3DS max style ui caught me off-guard tho. There are a lot of forrest pack alternative addons for Blender in Blender market, the closest one with the most amount of features and tress and grasses is Geo-Scatter. Also, make sure to turn on the node wrangler addon, with it you can press ctrl + t to add the mapping and texture coordinate nodes automatically to a texture node and it has a lot of cool shortcuts to work with nodes faster in Blender. You can also checkout some really cool yet cheap addons for Blender, there are literally thousands of them.
Why did you use vray/max for rendering and not blender?
I was considering it. But I hadn’t used the vdb addon in Blender, and was eager to get this out. So I decided to go with Vray instead. Plus, I love working with vrays volume grid.
@@artsayanart what's vdb addon? I'm pretty sure openvdb works natively in Blender for a long time now. Unless you are talking about something else.
no, I was talking about openvdb, you're right. I thought it was an addon. Never checked it out before. @@xanzuls
@@artsayanart Cool bro, rendering volumes can be incredibly fast in Blender with GPU rendering but if you are more comfortable with vray then use whatever works for you. But in Blender, it's under shift a> volume>import openvdb.
@@xanzuls for sure. It’s been on my list of things to check it out!
please make a video on object position pass
It’s in the video. Instead of using “generated” in the texture coordinate node, just use the “object” output.
Thank you @@artsayanart
Where we can find those panels? looks great!
You can purchase them here: www.artstation.com/rex2017/store?tab=digital_product
Nice! How are you getting the 3DSMax style menus?
There’s an add on called BSMax for free. Try it out, it’s great. But the drawback is that you lose the majority of the hotkeys that ship with blender.
What an amazing video, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great breakdown!
Thank you!
Loving your work dude!
Appreciate it!
@@artsayanart I’m the same bloke from the stack forum. I used the new colour management in 3ds max 2024 today and got some great viewport with a nice Hdri. Thanks for your tutorial!!
@@MattBrophyhaha. That’s awesome to hear. Thanks for letting me know it worked out for you!
Thank you Sayan! It's so cool lifehack for 3d viewport lovers
Glad you like it!
first time see that useful tutorial between max and sp
Glad it was helpful!
Great effect!
Thanks!
This is great! Good job on everything
Thank you!
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Thanks!
Great job! Just messed around with an addon you used from the begining and found it by a screenshot, passing it through google search by a picture and here it is )) BsMax (just for those who will also wonder). Anyway awesome!
Thanks! Yes, BsMax was a gem to discover. I will do a tutorial and demo on it soon for others to enjoy Blender, too!
@artsayanart Hey man just wanted to say a massive thankyou for showing us some of the techniques used my the pros for something so large scale. Also the fact that you learned blender so fast is crazy but again this shows how experienced you are and adaptive between different softwares. I would love to see a scene tutorial 😂 for a motorcycle shoot but with something urban as the environment, if you get a chance that is. Subscribed and will look forward to future videos man, very much appreciated 👌
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it. There’s quite a lot of stuff I am working on and plan to do for tutorials, so I don’t think I’ll be doing something like that for a while admittedly
Great job man! I liked the pacing of the tutorial. It's not only educational but also very entertaining! I hope you do more of these!
Thanks, man. That's what I was aiming for!
Nice environment man, thanks for the video , if u could ,I would like to see some giant mech in rocky sandy terrain next time please
haha...I wouldn't mind, but there's too many other things I need to do sadly
Thanks for this video man
My pleasure!
Great job bud
Thanks man
Very useful, thank you!
No problem, happy you found it useful!
nice sir
Thanks
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Should have included the assets in your tutorial. Some people like to work alongside existing models.
I didn't think it would be worth sharing the asset honestly because the point of the tutorial is to show how to model something like this.
Everyone learns differently, I don't do a lot of modelling, mostly layout and lighting, so for me having the assets to refer to helps massively. Shame.
@@AndrewMarch1969sounds like a you problem
amazing please teach me.....what spec is you computer
corsair 192 gb ram...4070ti....amd ryzen 3950xd
Incredible work. Looks exactly like what I imagined caladan looks like in Dennis Vileneuve’s Dune.
Thank you! Curious what you thought of the tutorial. Was it easy to follow along?
this is very informative thank you. keep posting more!
Thank you!
banger 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! Hope you found it useful.
Very nice tutorial Sir ;)
Glad you liked it!
So impressive!
Thank you!