Okay buddy: after maybe 5 or 6 tryouts for modeling a decent head, your tutorial was by far the easiest, most organized and cleanest of them all, and I've just got better results (for a begginer). So thanks a lot for uploading. Now I'm going for the ears.
Great video! Thanks. I have used blender for 20 years and today is the first time I ever used the knife tool. [Update] LOL, the first time I did this, my head looked like a puppet. The second time I did it, I intended on making a puppet, and it looked too realistic.
This tuto is amazing! I use blender for something like 1000h and I always get essues with human head. I was a bit septic at first because all the other tuto I saw used sculpt, but i don't regret to have invest my time in this tuto, it's so far the best and the easiest I have see. No sculpt, no painfull remesh XD and the mesh at the end is encredibly clean !
Breaking all the rules. Triangles all over the place. I love it. I can't wait to see how they're turned into poly's. Amazingly different way to do it. Wow. Thank you.
I can see what did you do there. It's amazing. Can you suggest some head and anatomy basic books or courses? Cause I found a raw gold today and don't know how to clean it.
@@BawonoSA173 @BawonoSA173 actually I haven't created a blender video for that. But the first two videos of the channel are about creating a full character ( but in 3ds max not Blender).
@@PolygonSquad I'm trying to follow your tut (great work, etc) closelly, but, as usual, my head keeps accumulating "errors" and the poly net becomes a mess. But I still keep trying ;). Again, thanks for your work.
Idk if I'll get a response, but how can you see the edges and vertices on top of the sub surface modifier without applying it? Mine sink into spots on the face and it's hard to edit that way
I have learned a lot from this tutorial... However, I got stuck at 12:46 *CTRL+B* (for bevel)... My bevel did not look like your bevel... Nonetheless, I still took away some good tricks for my Blender Modeling... Thanks for sharing...
I know this has nothing to do with 3d modeling, but it's really bugging me. What is the first song in the video? It's not any of the ones listed in the description.
If you create the loops like that..its easier to animate the model. You can search "3D face loops" for more informations.. also you can start with those loops and connect them and create the face..
If you can practice one two head models .. then you can memories them.. but after you done 10..12 you can sense too.. in this case this is not my method its very old method.. also don't know exactly who did it first though..
@@PolygonSquad Good question I'm new to blender and face/body anatomy. Is there a golden rule of some sort to modeling a human face because it looks complicating. Every time I look at my model I get lost looking at the line, edge etc and which one to move
@@recreatingcontents5795 you can use a reference image.. or you can try lowpoly modeling first.. then it will. E easy to do derailed models.. But if you like, you can start detailed models in first time..
I have a question. I was wondering if there is a way to use these methods for .stl files? I have a few models that I wouldn't mind editing to my liking, like adding eyes and fixing meshes.
@@PolygonSquad Ahh OK. I thought that maybe I could add like a UV sphere to make eyes and stuff like that. Trying that at the moment and don't know if I am doing OK lol
@@PolygonSquad This is the best tutorial to modeling a human face that I've found. While my model may be less detailed, I've learned valuable principles that will make it easier for me to work with animation in the future. Thank you!
@@recreatingcontents5795 if you meant low poly and realistic models.. Lowpoly is easy to create.. dont have much details.. but if you do few lowpoly characters you can learn quickly..
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Okay buddy: after maybe 5 or 6 tryouts for modeling a decent head, your tutorial was by far the easiest, most organized and cleanest of them all, and I've just got better results (for a begginer).
So thanks a lot for uploading.
Now I'm going for the ears.
Thank you..
Great video! Thanks.
I have used blender for 20 years and today is the first time I ever used the knife tool.
[Update]
LOL, the first time I did this, my head looked like a puppet.
The second time I did it, I intended on making a puppet, and it looked too realistic.
This tuto is amazing! I use blender for something like 1000h and I always get essues with human head. I was a bit septic at first because all the other tuto I saw used sculpt, but i don't regret to have invest my time in this tuto, it's so far the best and the easiest I have see. No sculpt, no painfull remesh XD and the mesh at the end is encredibly clean !
I am a beginner and it takes me an hour to get past every single minute in this video. I am learning so much.
damn, all of these from a single cube, i wish i could be as good as you someday
Great video , with all keys required. Thank you for sharing!
This was incredible and very inspirational! Keep up the great work!
thanks for the tutorial i am really struggling to follow other tutorial glad i found this
thanks, that's really a nice showcase of how to work with geometry
Thank you..
Breaking all the rules. Triangles all over the place. I love it. I can't wait to see how they're turned into poly's. Amazingly different way to do it. Wow. Thank you.
There are no triangles left in the end :)
You forgot to add in this tutorial to delete the default cube and then create a new one.
Yess. :D
@Mordechai Rogelio Yup, I've been watching on flixzone} for since december myself :)
man, very nice! You are a gift for all!
Thank you
Thanks you so much. Your video Is one of the best. I search It for long time. Thanks you again
I can see what did you do there.
It's amazing.
Can you suggest some head and anatomy basic books or courses?
Cause I found a raw gold today and don't know how to clean it.
You can check "Anatomy for sculptors"
@@PolygonSquad thanks you
love you men. litterally the best tutorial on youtube
Thank You..
HA GAYYYYYYY, you love men
I really appreciate your video. I just can't thank you enough.
Amazing tutorial...hope one day i can create characters learning from you.
Thank You..
Thank you very much. I almost lost my head trying to make one ^^'
I never thought that we can model face like this
good tutorial. well done and easy to follow.
Thank You.
I seem to remember there's the body model continuation of this.
Where is it? I can't find it
@@BawonoSA173 @BawonoSA173 actually I haven't created a blender video for that. But the first two videos of the channel are about creating a full character ( but in 3ds max not Blender).
Great work. Best tutorial 👌
thank you! it really helped me
2:05 - okay, that's already good enough for me.
Of course :)
@@PolygonSquad I'm trying to follow your tut (great work, etc) closelly, but, as usual, my head keeps accumulating "errors" and the poly net becomes a mess. But I still keep trying ;).
Again, thanks for your work.
Idk if I'll get a response, but how can you see the edges and vertices on top of the sub surface modifier without applying it? Mine sink into spots on the face and it's hard to edit that way
There are few icons(Buttons) inside the modifier .. you can turn them on and off by clicking them...
I have learned a lot from this tutorial... However, I got stuck at 12:46 *CTRL+B* (for bevel)... My bevel did not look like your bevel...
Nonetheless, I still took away some good tricks for my Blender Modeling... Thanks for sharing...
you could select the edge and press crrl +B ( it should work ...).. instead.. you could use cut tool(K) and create new edge without using bevel
I know this has nothing to do with 3d modeling, but it's really bugging me. What is the first song in the video? It's not any of the ones listed in the description.
I don’t understand what you’re doing with the knife at minute 1:52, and I can’t get it to do the eye slit like you do.
@@John-wy2pf actually i undo the knife cut.. and did bevel the edge. Cuz it was easy..
Why did you color some portion of the model to red color at 31:00? Is there any reason?
If you create the loops like that..its easier to animate the model. You can search "3D face loops" for more informations.. also you can start with those loops and connect them and create the face..
Did you memorize where you need cut in the face? or does it depends on your Sense?
If you can practice one two head models .. then you can memories them.. but after you done 10..12 you can sense too.. in this case this is not my method its very old method.. also don't know exactly who did it first though..
@@PolygonSquad
Wow Great!
Thanks for detailed explanation.
@@PolygonSquad Good question I'm new to blender and face/body anatomy. Is there a golden rule of some sort to modeling a human face because it looks complicating. Every time I look at my model I get lost looking at the line, edge etc and which one to move
@@recreatingcontents5795 you can use a reference image.. or you can try lowpoly modeling first.. then it will. E easy to do derailed models.. But if you like, you can start detailed models in first time..
Looks like at 6:55 theres some kind of weird gap? I think ctrl+r and add a new line from the corner of the mouth to the forehead?
Yess:).. its a loop cut (Ctrl + R)
Sry for another question but when I make up sphere there are lines around it instead of like urs and the smooth options isnt there
You mean shade smooth, you need to go to object mode instead in edit mode.
@@PolygonSquad thanks I’m still trying to figure out things in blender.
@@PolygonSquad how do I do that without selecting the entire head
Never mind figured it out
Hi! Do you have easy method for full body! Like this one?
You can check my first two videos.. but it was done using 3ds max.. But modeling process is the same. I will do another video with a different method.
What happened at the 13:30 cut? Is that just a “shade smooth” command? It happens off-camera.
Yes.. Its shade smooth..
awesome
Greater
Will there be a tutorial for the body? :D
There is one but its for 3dsax..I will do one with blender :)
@@PolygonSquad awesome work! thank you
I have a question. I was wondering if there is a way to use these methods for .stl files? I have a few models that I wouldn't mind editing to my liking, like adding eyes and fixing meshes.
Sometimes stl files have more complex vertex.. so not sure we can use exact method. May be you can do auto retopolgy and do the editing..
@@PolygonSquad Ahh OK. I thought that maybe I could add like a UV sphere to make eyes and stuff like that. Trying that at the moment and don't know if I am doing OK lol
@@Jayface2141 Yes..you can add other objects and edit...
Nice job
At 2:01 when I try to bevel the thing doesn’t come up. Why?
Ctrl + B for. Bevel and use mouse scorll to add more segments..
@@PolygonSquad thanks I got the thing to work but I needed segments. Big help I really appreciate the reply
Lol Man, why video is cut in down? I don't see you step by step..:/
Y aren't u showing the hole process
Hey,what just happened at 6:55?
Adjusting the vertex .. press "G" and you can grab vertex and adjust.
@@PolygonSquad I nailed it ,thank you..you are a gift...
Hi, hope it's animatable?
Very very nice vidio
6:57 - I noticed you didn't add this additional line in video - or Im just to tired
You can use knife tool to add that edge
(K - knife tool)
@@PolygonSquad This is the best tutorial to modeling a human face that I've found. While my model may be less detailed, I've learned valuable principles that will make it easier for me to work with animation in the future. Thank you!
I lost in one step, after using the Knife in the 1:51 minute
Actually i undo that and.. select the edges below..and Bevel (ctrl +B) them..
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It jumps to clean and smooth topology how ???
Can you mentioned the time
I think you are seeing the modifier called "Subdivision Surface". You can apply it from the "Modifiers Properties" tab under the "Generate" category.
can i ask how do i do that? 1:58
You can use Ctrl + B and mouse scroll (mid button)
cool, but and the ears?
You can check the next video for the ear modeling part..
Sir how to learn character modelling in blender
You can find lot of tutorials on RUclips nowadays..for a start.. you can create Lowpoly character..
@@PolygonSquad What's difference?
@@recreatingcontents5795 if you meant low poly and realistic models.. Lowpoly is easy to create.. dont have much details.. but if you do few lowpoly characters you can learn quickly..
How can i model my own face ?
You can create model using reference picture or you can change the model after you created the 3d model..
@@PolygonSquad will you make a tutorial for modelling face using picture?
@@092subhikshac8 yes.. i will :)
@@PolygonSquad thank you
@@PolygonSquad Can't wait:)
How tf
music pls
ultraw?
You can see all the music in the video description..