Hello, I saw your video on the diy vacuum casting machine and im wondering if you think it would work for steel or if the air will get too hot for the pump
Cool - bas-relief is more difficult for me than just 3d - as it's hard to control all the heights and understand how to show a particular volume and shape. I make jewelry too - but on an ipad. Actually, not only on the iPad, I've worked on Rhino and Zbrush for many years. But I decided to make a channel about modeling jewelry on iPad.
Thank you so much! I've seen your work and it's fantastic! I recently started using Nomad for jewelry modeling too and so far I'm really liking it (I watched a few of your videos to help get me started, so thank you!) 🙏
@@GraceNoteForge Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that my videos have been helpful to you in your journey with Nomad Sculpt. It's great to connect with others who are passionate about jewelry modeling. Keep up the fantastic work, and happy sculpting!
Thank you! That was done with a custom alpha brush. It's a lot to cover in a message but basically, you can use an image to create a mask-like stamp of that image on your model and depending on your brush settings, you can change how the alpha texture effects your model. I'll have to make a future video on the subject to help 😁
I can't personally speak to any specific courses but I hope to do more videos on sculpting in Blender in the near future to help others with learning! For now, If you are a beginner and just getting started, just focus on getting familiar with some of the basic brushes and how they work for now. Try sculpting something simple at first just to start learning the process and above all have fun! The more enjoyable the experience, the more likely you are going to spend lots of time practicing. 😁
Hello, I saw your video on the diy vacuum casting machine and im wondering if you think it would work for steel or if the air will get too hot for the pump
![How to Model a Solitaire Ring with Real World Measurement's! - [Blender Jewelry Tutorial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kGJQQ045GBo/mqdefault.jpg)
![How to Model a Solitaire Ring with Real World Measurement's! - [Blender Jewelry Tutorial]](/img/tr.png)
This is great, thank you!
Thanks for watching! 😁
Incredible!
Thank you so much 🙏
Hello, I saw your video on the diy vacuum casting machine and im wondering if you think it would work for steel or if the air will get too hot for the pump
Amazing Work!!!
Thank you so much! 😊
Cool - bas-relief is more difficult for me than just 3d - as it's hard to control all the heights and understand how to show a particular volume and shape. I make jewelry too - but on an ipad. Actually, not only on the iPad, I've worked on Rhino and Zbrush for many years. But I decided to make a channel about modeling jewelry on iPad.
Thank you so much! I've seen your work and it's fantastic! I recently started using Nomad for jewelry modeling too and so far I'm really liking it (I watched a few of your videos to help get me started, so thank you!) 🙏
@@GraceNoteForge Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that my videos have been helpful to you in your journey with Nomad Sculpt. It's great to connect with others who are passionate about jewelry modeling. Keep up the fantastic work, and happy sculpting!
Hi awesome work! How did you get the brush to stamp !? Thanks
Thank you! That was done with a custom alpha brush. It's a lot to cover in a message but basically, you can use an image to create a mask-like stamp of that image on your model and depending on your brush settings, you can change how the alpha texture effects your model.
I'll have to make a future video on the subject to help 😁
Awesome
Thank you so much 🙏😊
I want to learn how to sculpt in blender. Do you know of a good course or can you give me some hints?
I can't personally speak to any specific courses but I hope to do more videos on sculpting in Blender in the near future to help others with learning!
For now, If you are a beginner and just getting started, just focus on getting familiar with some of the basic brushes and how they work for now. Try sculpting something simple at first just to start learning the process and above all have fun! The more enjoyable the experience, the more likely you are going to spend lots of time practicing. 😁
Interesting
Rhino-ception
I didn't film it but there's an even smaller rhino on the little rhino 😂
Hello, I saw your video on the diy vacuum casting machine and im wondering if you think it would work for steel or if the air will get too hot for the pump