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This is so cool i didnt know you were interested in animation looking forward to future animation projects

NICE! (colorful effect)

I love how cute this is!!

The final result looks amazing!

great

Chomusuke ♥

technically you could paint it and it would look like painting rendering flat with just diffuse layer, or custom sharder, there lot tutorial in youtube non the less awesome video! I recently also into 3d scanning as well, but for other purpose

Cool!

I like how you explained the process even though some things didn't work out as expected, and how you finished the artwork despite thinking it's "meh". To me, this video is really encouraging

Sorry for the wildly different video style at the beginning. I was struggling with what footage to use since I didn't have the usual timelapse footage available.

bro ur SO UNDERRATED FR

좋은 정보 영상 감사합니다 저는 영어를 할줄몰라요 미안합니다 영상 많이 올려주세요

I really like the video, I'm working on my first avatar myself and I can understand all the problems. It's nice to see that I'm not the only one with these issues and it's great how you comment on the experience.

This is the first VTuber creator that sculpts 😂😂. makes me kinda happy since I sculpt. Most of them poly model.

:D

Glad you got your issues sorted out with the model, saw it on twitter a while back, and also for the muscles on the character you don't really need to get that in depth due to it just having a flat lit toon style and it really won't change the silhouette that much of the character, so to save on some time what you can do is just focus on the shape and not so much on the muscle definition for these kinda characters cause you would be texturing those more instead, that's what I do normally unless the shader shows those details more for the muscles, but yeah you don't really need to do it like that just, giving some suggestions

your doing good work man , keep up on what your doing !

Can you make An udemy course about blender shading? You really helped me with your videos.

8:02 yeah bro, but being intovert doesnt mean you can use other people artworks. The fact that you just went and said: "I dont really agree with that sentiment" I was about to subscribe but as an artist you're just worthless bro, such a pathetic way to think i hope you never succed with that mentality going on. Asking for permition is not all about copyright, is about respecting the time and effort of the artist you're taking the inspiration

Ebaaah achei UwU

4:21 oh so that's how they achieved that weird clothes texture thing in chowder, adorable character model btw

THIS IS SO COOL!! glad I got to see ur process for it

Nah... This is the first video I saw from you and let me tell you, I don't intend to watch any others or subscribe at all. It already rubbed me the wrong way when you couldn't even have the courtesy to mention the original artist's NAME or handle "this person and stuff..". Not even write it down on the description box. Yeah. No. You could argue all you wanted about "fair use" and shit, but at the end of the day, the artistic community expects courtesy. The original artist was sweet to let you use the work, but thats kudos to them and thats it. I would have NEVEEEEER clicked on you video if it wasn't for the cute character on the thumbnail. A character you didn't create. You are getting views, likes, comments and all BECAUSE of the original artist, . I am at least glad you intend to link to the actual source from now on.... How you feel about this in a year or so, I couldn't care less.

As a person who gives everything for free use without watermarks in his entire artistic life (whether to mark me as an author or not is up to the person who is going to use the picture, etc.), I do not see this as a problem. Of course, not everyone is like that, and some really need to ask permission, which you usually get refused, since there are people who hate fanarts, gifts, and so on, and they don't care about the existence of a pinterest, in which you really dont understand how you will find the author Т_Т"

4:17

kind of fucked up that you wouldnt ask permission to use this artist's design. it's not about legality, it's about respect and morality

Woah, How do you texture paint?! do you really UV the sculpted body?!

I wish I took my time to start learning stuff before I got into the first year of university, lol. I finally started drawing this year, since I guess I finally developed a sense for analysing my mistakes and improving on them, and it motivated me to also try out 3D in the near future. It's really hard when you finally realise that your dreams of becoming an artist are real but instead of committing to it you have to focus on learning a bunch of confusing programming material and somehow writing code that your own teachers don't explain to you, while your own country doesn't want you to live unless you never drop out and finish your full IT education I wish I could instead play minecraft up until 6AM and not worry about all that, like I did twelve years ago :(

Oh! Cute!

I feel like if you clarify the model is for practice or a fanwork, and then directly link back to the artist it should be fine. As for asking for permission each time, I’m not too sure. On one hand, I do feel like asking permission would be the respectful thing to do. On the other hand, I feel like getting a 3D model of your artwork would be a nice enough gesture to be considered respectful? As long as you don’t make any money from the model, classify it as a fanwork(or practice), properly credit the original artist, and don’t put it on your portfolio, then it should be good. Idk enough bout copyright laws tho, so take my opinion with a grain of salt I guess lol

Its important to ask the original artist for many reasons. The original artist spent their own time on the original concept, character design and implementation. Its a lack of respect for this is you use their work with out asking for your own content. If you are using it for private education that's fine, (that is fair use) but riding off the coat tails of others without even mentioning or linking it to them especially with out asking it horrible to do to someone. It also shows that you do not care about the original artist and respect their work and can show that you are just in it for yourself and pins you as selfish as well. People not citing the original artist and not asking them is also inked to art theft and posing that the other artists work is your own, its sleaze and not a good tactic. Asking and providing sources is a must, and helps you be a part of a community.

"Would it really be a proper project if I didn't unnecessarily stress over it?" No, no it would not :D

I completely agree with you with fair use and transformative content. Though I think asking is just the culture in the art community for curtesy.

from a moral standpoint, credit is not only paying respect to the creator of the original work, but also recognition. Since you mentioned you are more into RUclips, you know how it is when a reaction channel with millions of subs and viewers reacts to a video that's got a fraction of the views. People are mostly not going to go watch the original; the reactor has gotten all the exposure, audience reach, and potentially also monetization, things which the original won't see at all. It's the same with art, if an artist copies the pose, colours, concept etc. of an image found on Pinterest, and their audience is much larger, they have sponsors, they have a ton of subs, all the rewards reaped from the original piece which laid the foundations for the new art are going to the "thief", with no recognition or respect to the original.

Just as a note, there are multiple court cases that have clarified that copying a piece of artwork into another medium is explicitly not fair use (see: Rogers v. Koons, or just recently the successful appeal of Jingna Zhang).

Personally, if you call it fanart and a gift and sugar it up with some enthusiastic compliments (stuff like “i saw this adorable concept and absolutely had to make it because omg just look at her!!”), and tag the artist properly (no pinterest shit.) i dont think its a big problem to get the original artist’s permission. Its about framing too.

cool

please can you do a anime forest path

please can you do a anime forest path

please can you do a anime forest path

Onward and upwards from here own. I say, you'll learn a lot about the community as you pick and choose models to make. Though coming up with ideas from bits and pieces is much better, something you can call your own and you'll own the rights to the model, yes it'll require thinking up a character but to be honest it's really much more rewarding.

Nicely done! You put a lot of thought into this It turned out well, congrats.

It's interesting, when I went to school for 3D art we were told that when working on a project from reference that we didn't have to contact the artist, especially because you could get a no. But as an artist I wasn't sure if I liked that way of going about it. I'm still on the fence.

Hey for the line art issue with the hair, consider Tradigital's Line Art asset -- you can have one instance only do outlines/silhouette and then duplicate the thing and make the other one focus on creases (and apply different colors to each, and specify which collection has the same lines) I think it'd work well for your hair

"simple"... until you get to the texturing.

Asking to use people’s concepts is more respect based, less copyright based

nice nice ✨👍

what did you use to retopologize? also your method of texturing the hat and skirt is genius