Make Yourself a FALLOUT Ghoul With VFX

#fallout #blender #davinciresolve #vfx
In this video, I'll show you how you can use VFX to remove your nose. This video will cover concepts like making a 3D double of your face, kitbashing 3D models together, texture painting, marker removal and more.
Davinci Resolve:
www.blackmagicdesign.com/prod...
Blender:
www.blender.org/download/
FaceBuilder:
keentools.io/download/facebui...
GeoTracker:
keentools.io/products/geotrac...
Skull 3D Model:
www.cgtrader.com/free-3d-mode...

[@atomnolly]

i have a computer for the first time in over a decade and there are so many things i want to try out that couldn´t before and this might be my first VFX project! thanks!

[@retroshiftdigital]

You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Best of luck with your next projects!

[@onearmfrog]

Such an awesome tutorial!! Well done!!

[@Jebarrda00]

DUDE ive been lookin for a good face double comp tut for a minut tysm

[@retroshiftdigital]

Happy to help!

[@ZekeFaust]

Nice work! Straight to the point without a lot of fluff. One comment is that there's a lot of unnecessary tracking. You could've painted an alpha mask for the nose in Blender which would eliminate the need for the planar track. Then to remove the dots, since you already have a head track with keen tools, you could export this as an animated FBX or ABC, bring it into Fusion, project your footage onto it with the camera and a catcher node, and then use the UV render mode of the renderer to render this projection onto a stabilized UV map which can then be painted and cloned over without doing individual point tracks for each marker.

[@retroshiftdigital]

Those are some really good ideas, I'll have to implement those in future shots. Thanks for the feedback!

[@michaelwalsh5191]

A lot of work! Excellent tutorial.

[@shaakircassiem6406]

awesome tutorial man! love seeing blender-resolve workflows

[@retroshiftdigital]

Thank you!

[@LaMiteCreative]

WOW ! Amazing work :D

[@retroshiftdigital]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

[@IndependentVFX]

This is excellent!

[@Samjimmyjoe]

Amazing Tutorial! Thanks for your Inspiration! :)

[@masonstrother]

Great work!! I might try this out.

[@jamesmcandrew7860]

That was very entertaining and didn't dwell on things that don't really matter! Keep it up!

[@retroshiftdigital]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@TheWillvoss]

Now move your head to the left profile, then the right profile.

[@tlilmiztli]

Really good job!

[@retroshiftdigital]

Thanks!

[@randombricksanimations6049]

This shit is heat 🙏

[@retroshiftdigital]

Thanks!

[@PeeJ_ENT]

Very nice

[@retroshiftdigital]

Thanks! :)

[@drinkingdog]

您是一个很棒的作者，这个教程给我很大启发，我将在测试中使用它，谢谢！！！

[@Kim-kr6of]

Amazing… Could you make a tutorial for the “burned” skin aswell.
Ty for a good video.

[@pocarisweat_jp]

While it could be done digitally, I think the Fallout show did it practically with makeup and prosthetics.

[@FlyingBanana78]

You could do the same process as the nose just sculpting the burned skin detail onto the mesh where you want the burned skin. Then texture it.

[@croonyerzoonyer]

Nah, too much of a smooth skin.