Turning 3D Models into Masterpieces: A Blender Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- In this video, I introduce my Blender Live Paint Filter, an incredible tool that can turn your 3D scenes into stunning paintings in Blender. I'll share the story of how I created the filter, and you'll learn about how it works. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to bring your 3D art to the canvas!
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Geometry nodes are basically the reason I gave up on learning blender, it's like learning mandarin. But when I see your gumroad I realise it is a blessing that you genuinely make it accessible for anyone willing to at least try expressing ideas.
You don't have to learn Geometry Nodes, other than the basics like scattering sugar on a donut. There are many more things you need to learn first, like basic modeling, lighting and so on.
@@erik.... You're right, I believe the frustration comes from simply being too impatient to reach a remarkable and worthy level while using the coolest addons combined w/ basic knowledges
stick with it. I struggled with geo nodes. you just gotta find good tutorials.
@@pianoatthirty I wouldn't say it's a waste of time. There are many simple every day things you can do so much quicker in GN than regular keyframing. But there's a difference between basic understanding which will take a few hours for someone who already knows Blender, and advanced use.
I feel like I'm just going to skip geometry nodes. Yes, they look awesome. But there are so many other aspects which I would like to master (and which confuse me far, far less).
This is truly one of the most creative things I've seen in a blender video. The fact that each stroke follows the form is truly remarkable. Maybe I'm over reacting a bit, but I've been using blender for roughly six months and I've never thought you could do something like that
Dude, i just wanted to let you know that this is probably one of the most isnpiring things i've ever seen done until now with Geometry nodes, Shaders, Math etc. Following you since i've found your painterly shader and was wondering if you would try something more complex with it. Glad i was right :)! Really amazing stuff! This solution is far superior to the older one, but the older one has probably set you up to create this. Now... we just need a printer from geometry nodes for real life!
Thanks for the support! I appreciate your kind words. Cheers!
It is totally beyond my comprehension how you even came up with this. Genuinely amazing
I already bought it, and now I feel like a got a great deal. Everyone, pay this guy. He earned it.
100/10 All the power is in those nodes and you managed to connect all the pieces!
hey i know you
@@acloudyskye hey I know *you*
@@sanjaux 😱
Bro you're literally beyond normal human to figure this out. Respect!
I've never used blender, but I am a painter, and this looks amazing. You really understand how painters think to create this stunning effect 👏
A while back I tried to create a black and white pencil scribble look with freestyle lines and the compositer, it worked quite well but the scene had to be done in a specific way, especially the lighting. I get so many new ideas how I could improve on this idea by seeing this
Share it
@@aaronmarkstaller always wanted to but its quite a mess and I have to get it right and cleaned up to be shareable
This is genius!! I love that you show the frustration you experienced and showed your research and colaboration. So many assume that people who do amazing things just know how to do them and don't consider the work that goes into it. You wanted an effect and you didn't stop until you figured it out. Your perseverance is incredible!
I have no idea about any aspect of this, but some of the results shown in this video are crazy
wow. im not even a blender user and im blown away by this.
thanks for the awesome tutorial
Guess I am gonna watch this video again and again when I learning blender and one day I may know hows the process works, anyway this is inspiring stuff.
this basically was a fantasy for me growing up, the idea of "wat if I can make a movie by painting each frame to perfection so it blends in to the next frame" but realised 3d mixed with some filter was probably the way to go, but never imagined that it would become a reality some day
This is what happens when bright, talented creative people work hard to solve a problem. This is honestly LEGEND level. Nicely done sir. Appreciate your tenacity and hard work on this. The results are brilliant.
this is absolutely insane i am so happy my algorithm brought me here
yeah i was doing something similar last year in order to create my own, congratulations :)
This live paint filter is the real masterpiece.
you did so much hard work... its soo inspiring and like asking lazy bums like me to start working... you truly are great!
This is pure wizardry. The fact that you worked all this out is insane to me!
Looks like the style of Across the spiderverse credit scene THAT'S SICK
I've been in artist in all kinds of digital software my whole life, but for some reason nodes never appealed to me, so I am just amazed by this! Wow, truly.
So jealous you got the joy of making this work so good! Amazing to witness your journey to this point 😁
Definitely couldn’t have done it without your help!
The advanced shader's oil paint look at the end of the video is amazing and how the brush-strokes' direction emulates the way an oil painting would get painted in real-life is epic. Well done!
Damn that's such an awesome use of Geometry nodes... Well done!
I'm happy being a beginner with nodes so long as I can create beautiful stuff, this shits amazing and took a degree of skill I can't comprehend
This is one of the most impressive things I've seen done in geonodes. Way simpler setups already look like magic to me, but this is something else. Outstanding procedure and outstanding result!
bless the algorithm for recommending this masterpiece to me!
I saw this getting popular, what a great way to make things more efficient. Never thought that you can bind a camera onto a plain to act as a "filter"
This is the best method I've been able to find. It is also the most complicated, it makes buying it for $10 all the more tempting.
I was expecting to see yet another kuwahara filter video when I clicked with a hope of very basic addition to it in post... I was so wrong, such an incredible node tree and concept! love it so much!
you did it, because you are a genius, with this approach you would have painted it with paints :)
the first attempt reminds me of the ingenious cloud rig that was used in the Paths of Hate from Platige Image..from 2010-11
Just wanna add I watched until the end and the flexibility you get from your advanced setup is actually really cool so yeah, really cool stuff
Damn dude, you could have locked this down and started your own studio with your new proprietary art style. Releasing this is badass
This is such a game changer. ive been working at somthing similar in geometry nodes but got nowhere near as complex and succesful. honestly this is so sick
🔥🔥🔥
As an artist and a lover of all things art, i am so fucking blown away by this, it woulf have never occurred to me that blender is capable of this!! I am going to try this some day
This would make a really fun movie
I'm shocked. this is probably the best tutorial ive seen out there. I dont make comments usually but cant avoid telling you how mind blowing this is and that you would be kind enough to share your findings in such detail.
Thank you!
Outstanding! As someone who’s still at the frustrated stage doing even quite basic things in Blender, I have huge respect for your skills *and* perseverance 👍👍👍
This is crazy good
Gotta appreciate the absolute mountain of work it takes figuring this type of stuff out. I've spent years of time into tinkering in 3D software over the years, and still this is some of the most impressive and inspiring work I've seen. Now best let that hair you ripped out grow back for a bit
really amazin thing man.. thank you for diving so deep into it
wow this is sick
Wow, that is simply incredible. Thank you so much for breaking all this down. I've been tinkering with painterly effects for so long but never have I come even close to this level. That Occlusion trick for the outlines is so useful!
mind blown...just wow
Nice results. Reminds me of the paint stroke filter plugin I wrote for Lightwave...23 years ago. 🤔
Oh that’s crazy! I know a guy who worked on the dam keeper! I should share this video with him ^^
This is actually amazing
dont normally comment on videos but this was one of the most helpful and inspiring tutorials ive watched in a while man, thank you fr and keep it up!
WOW, this is another level
I'm impressed that @9:03 it can even do Van Gogh style
I remember seeing your original video last year and it was already mind blowing to me, this is just actual insanity!! Amazing stuff.
Awesome job, as someone who loves painting this has a very convincing effect, I wouldn't bat an eye looking at these. Great stuff.
Just bought it Thank you man ! So many effort put in that !
This is sick man. My brain stop calculating. Amazing work
Looks sick. Very excited to try it out
whoa, I lack words to express how I feel right now
Bravo dude, holy cow.
SO SMART. What an incredible breakdown
Not even gonna try to attempt this but giving you that upvote either way. That is incredible!
Thanks for the explanation and nodes setup. It will be very interesting to play with them.
You are a Genius!! i cannot comprehend any of the technical aspects that you explain in the video, but to me it looks like you made magic, something that to me seems impossible. I appreciate the effort and talent that you put into this shader, i'll give it a try!!!
Thanks so much!
Bought this a while back but only just had a look at it - amazing work!
I highly recommend you to collaborate with some game developer to incorporate this into their shader functionalities in the game engine. I've been looking for something like this very long and I truely believe this could be (if viable at reasonable frame rates) the key to a massively successfull indie game project.
I've found this super interesting as someone with 3d blender skills (mostly for animating, but recently made my first toonshader based on the "lightning boy studio" toonshader) but a way stronger preference for the 2d animated look, I've been looking more towards greace pencil for that, but this makes 3d mesh really exciting again!
lovely, it looks like thick acrylic painting... now do watercolor pls :D
Nice! Just got the new update a few days ago, can't wait to watch this.
This is a an absolute masterpiece. 👏👏👏
This is erindale-level stuff! Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
You are an absolute genius. If I could give you 10 thumbs up, I would!
This is so awesome and complex, You literally make nodes to work like dozen of painters making polish movie "Twój Vincent". And in realtime! That's sick ;)
Good to see the genius mysteries broken down!b
Thanks so much for your support dude! Your help has been so valuable!
oh man the age of illustrated 3d is at the hands of regular hobbyists and not giant studios, crazy geo nodes setup
how does this work though if you dont want your characters or certain objects to not have the painterly effect? If it acts like a plane filter in front of the camera? Say for example I only want the BG to be stroked
You would need to render out the passes separately and then combine them. The advanced version I have on gumroad has the option to silhouette around the objects if there is nothing behind them which makes for good render passes.
@@Tradigital thanks for the response, Ill have to look into doing separate render passes! ill come back to the gumroad, wondering if there is a way to get an editiorial, see if it works with my workflow and then upgrade to the commercial license?
@@musubi-bi yeah, I allow that. You just need to email me when you want to.
@@Tradigital where lol
Absolutely gorgeous! i really like! and i have a project that i need this kind of esthetic i will try it out.
This new wave of blender creators is inspiring, looking forward to see more from you
this is pure genius ! Thanks for the tutorial and for sharing all your hours of work this is mindblowing
wooouuoooOAOOo! bravi bravo ! i have to pause the video at 3:03 ! and gives you a huge thumbs up congratulations for the " KEEP ON THE GOOD VIBES TRYING TO ACHIVE SOMETHING THAT IS THERE ALMOST THERE, NOT YET THERE YOU GOT IT BRO ALMOST HUM... YES ! THAT'S IT !" felicitations !!! can't wait to experiment with it ! merci!
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What a journey! Amazing work my man
I was already quite impressed 1 year ago when i saw your previous version. But this....
Loved to see you progress through this project! And really happy that you managed to solve all the problems that I've been bashing my head against the wall for months. I just recently tried to return to my painterly shader tests when I saw what you made. Incredible stuff man! Chapeau!
Absolutely crazy and amazing
Amazing work, u da MVP.
you are a freaking genius this is incredible :) thanks so much for sharing!
This is absolutely beautiful!
So glad that you decided to keep on with your tutorials. You're definitly good with that and more than that, there is a lot of valuable contribution toward blender/3D community. So without any pressure, but keep it on!
This is excellent, I bought it :). I love your positive and calm demeanor :)
Amazing. Just amazing
Maximum nice :D
Thank you for sharing, this is so freaking cool. The limitations of Blender are slowly fading.
Imma be honest, I watch blender videos just to laugh at them. But this was something else. Fun fact, the premise of using 3d data to give birth to screen space particles is the somewhat standard approach to this. This was first pioneered by the technical team behind What Dreams May Come in 1998. Really good job. Subscribed.
I love this! I have been looking for something like this for quite a while. I found this channel about 8 months ago. Sadly. I am not able to buy anything in dollars nor do I have an advanced experience with geometry nodes, but I have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you.
this is outstanding man. i'm looking into doing a painterly look using cycles and an external compositor, and the stroke flow technique you're doing is like nothing I've ever seen. All of it looks incredible.
That is pretty impressive. Well done.
I kind of understood every word separately. and then my brain went on strike. lol
Fantastic work... That is a problem I've struggled many times before. Thanks for the walkthrough.
It blows my mind that this doesn't have more views
Your comments and like’s definitely help! Thank you!
incredible, I will for sure buy it soon and replicate too, to understand better what you did, thanks :)
This is phenomenal!!!! Wonderful job!!!
Making a game and I'm thinking of ways on how to use shaders to create a game with a children book's illustration look and in 3d and this tutorial is pretty useful. I'm not a modeller, or artist for that matter im really bad at art, I'm a coder so I'm thinking I'll have to try and make my own render engine to capture the look im going for but this is a good beginning point for someone who barely knows how modelling things work. Thank you 👍