Really enjoy these 'fundamentals breakdowns' vids. It seems you can't be a '3d artist' with just the '3d' ... You need the 'artist' as well. Been trying to work on my fundamentals so these type of vids have been super helpful. Please keep up the great work!
only this channel would do a 45-minute video exclusively about contrast! thank you so much for this. I Have often struggled with balancing it out in past artwork of mine.
Amazing, happy to help! :D We try to do a lot of these longer, in-depth videos from time to time. Certain topics simply requires a lot of time, so glad you enjoy them
Thank you so much guys, I learnt alot. It would be great if you can do more of these Art fundamentals sort of videos , its very useful for people like us who didn't go to universities to learn.
Great video! I especially like how you tie the use of contrast into 3D modeling by touching on texturing and Zbrush alphas. I personally would love more art fundamentals videos. Color theory is a topic I struggle with most often and I would love your take on it. I know it is a bit of a deep dive and you guys have touched on it before, but it would be much appreciated. Thank you so much for this channel and your time. You guys always share really great, practical information.
Love your stuff guys. I am an aspiring artist looking to break into the field and your videos have inspired me. You also do a great job of breaking everything down.
Your podcasts are awesome. There is a request if you guys can do a podcast meanwhile sculpting something realistic and having reference side by side and, explain how your brain reads the references, It would be great. Thanks in advance!
I love these art fundamentals, they really help to refresh and even break an existing, maybe narrowed perspective (which all so often creeps up on everyone of us ;>) and to rethink oneself's approach to things we maybe handle more on a subconscious level most of the time contrary to that purposely and deliberate approach which can catapult our creations to the next level. Even if you guys ramble about an oversized horse that nowadays everybody would cry 'shopped!' over or fantasize about being the result of an evil gene manipulation conspiracy or the proof for the existence of hobbits in real life, it's all very much appreciated ;D. Thanks, and I, for my part, would be happy to see more of this :)!
Love your passion for the industry and the vids are definitely helping us new comers into the vfx and games industry. Is it possible for you guys to make a tutorial on how to render in Marmoset Toolbag 3, I see a lot of people on Artstation who have really cool renders and it would be awesome for you two to show us how we can use it for our portfolios.
I'd liked this to be even more in depth, though I like it. At 35:53, the dragon has that lighting effect, that also often appears in reality, gets artificially introduced in photography to not let figures sink into darkness and in classic paintings (Caravaggio etc). This effect is abstracted and used to accentuate outlines in the modern sonic illustrations and in chrome effect graffiti, where a gradient from dark to black meets one from white to light Grey. I think it happens somewhat often in drawing comics and graffiti that you emphasize your black outline by a white or different line right next to it.
this is off topic, but because I am now finding myself choosing between different universities in UK, are there any you would suggest specifically? somewhere to aim towards? I have watched your previous video on this topic but a word from experts in the field would be great! you guys are awesome!
ruclips.net/video/IktDqaS-ZV0/видео.html Before talking about which schools, I highly recommend that you watch our videos on schools. It's really an important topic, I feel. /H
20:10 , differs from person to person... so point of view right.... so I guess working on quads or tris also varys from person to person. all relative right
Hi FN, i love this channel and want to watch your lessons in maya and zbrush in order but is impossibe with the playlist for those been so comboluted, could you re-arrenge them in order from beginner to advance tips? thank you and great channel.
Really enjoy these 'fundamentals breakdowns' vids. It seems you can't be a '3d artist' with just the '3d' ... You need the 'artist' as well. Been trying to work on my fundamentals so these type of vids have been super helpful. Please keep up the great work!
Thank you! You're spot on - 3D is just a tool, the fundamentals is what really separates the good from the OK ones.
/H
only this channel would do a 45-minute video exclusively about contrast! thank you so much for this. I Have often struggled with balancing it out in past artwork of mine.
Amazing, happy to help! :D We try to do a lot of these longer, in-depth videos from time to time. Certain topics simply requires a lot of time, so glad you enjoy them
...Taking intelligent advantage of our human neurology... Great addition to your series!
good stuff, fellas! It's important to revisit art fundamentals from time to time
This is a great idea, creating a playlist full of art fundamental lectures. Super.
in awe at the size of that horse, absolute unit.
In awe of that lad!
This video is solid gold. Abundant Thanks.
This is such good material for students during summer holidays.
Thank you so much guys, I learnt alot. It would be great if you can do more of these Art fundamentals sort of videos , its very useful for people like us who didn't go to universities to learn.
Great video! I especially like how you tie the use of contrast into 3D modeling by touching on texturing and Zbrush alphas. I personally would love more art fundamentals videos. Color theory is a topic I struggle with most often and I would love your take on it. I know it is a bit of a deep dive and you guys have touched on it before, but it would be much appreciated. Thank you so much for this channel and your time. You guys always share really great, practical information.
Thanks Sondra! Really appreciate it :) I think Color Theory will be the next fundamentals video we do.
Love your stuff guys. I am an aspiring artist looking to break into the field and your videos have inspired me. You also do a great job of breaking everything down.
Thanks you guys this was amazing!
Great class guys! I'd love to see more art fundamentals. :D
Your podcasts are awesome. There is a request if you guys can do a podcast meanwhile sculpting something realistic and having reference side by side and, explain how your brain reads the references, It would be great. Thanks in advance!
Thank you!
Ahhh - that's actually a really good idea. I'll put it on our list.
/Henning
I love these art fundamentals, they really help to refresh and even break an existing, maybe narrowed perspective (which all so often creeps up on everyone of us ;>) and to rethink oneself's approach to things we maybe handle more on a subconscious level most of the time contrary to that purposely and deliberate approach which can catapult our creations to the next level. Even if you guys ramble about an oversized horse that nowadays everybody would cry 'shopped!' over or fantasize about being the result of an evil gene manipulation conspiracy or the proof for the existence of hobbits in real life, it's all very much appreciated ;D. Thanks, and I, for my part, would be happy to see more of this :)!
Thank you very much! We love doing them :) You can trust that we'll speak more about oversized horses and conspiracy theories in the future!
would be cool to hear your thoughts about composition!
awesome tips. Thank You guys
Thanks for keeping it practical!
Happy to help, Riley!
Love your passion for the industry and the vids are definitely helping us new comers into the vfx and games industry. Is it possible for you guys to make a tutorial on how to render in Marmoset Toolbag 3, I see a lot of people on Artstation who have really cool renders and it would be awesome for you two to show us how we can use it for our portfolios.
amazingly good video, would like more please 10/10
Another awesome video, as usual.
Awesome and useful video! I hope you'll do more about the fundamentals of art :)
Cheers! We'll definitely do more.
Yes, please more !
So much good stuff! , you guys are awesome, thank you.
This is so cool! Thank you guys!
Thank you really much, you guys are fun. A nice way to learn more about Art.
I'd liked this to be even more in depth, though I like it. At 35:53, the dragon has that lighting effect, that also often appears in reality, gets artificially introduced in photography to not let figures sink into darkness and in classic paintings (Caravaggio etc). This effect is abstracted and used to accentuate outlines in the modern sonic illustrations and in chrome effect graffiti, where a gradient from dark to black meets one from white to light Grey. I think it happens somewhat often in drawing comics and graffiti that you emphasize your black outline by a white or different line right next to it.
this is off topic, but because I am now finding myself choosing between different universities in UK, are there any you would suggest specifically? somewhere to aim towards?
I have watched your previous video on this topic but a word from experts in the field would be great!
you guys are awesome!
ruclips.net/video/IktDqaS-ZV0/видео.html
Before talking about which schools, I highly recommend that you watch our videos on schools. It's really an important topic, I feel.
/H
Contrast between smooth and rough is good for 3D Modeling!
how about hard surface essentials in ZBrush? :D
20:10 , differs from person to person... so point of view right.... so I guess working on quads or tris also varys from person to person. all relative right
Some things are objective, not everything is relative
The image of the horse got my entire studios attention haha
Nice video...good job!
Cheers Roger! Much appreciated.
How come I'm only seeing this now. Damn you notification Gods!
Redshift tutorials pleaseeeee...
Honestly, you guys are fucking great.
Well, thank you :D
Super awesome video guys, as always! Oh and btw....... "Maya is better than modo" xD
Thanks :D Hah, sure thing!
great video, next time composition and balance image please :-)
Thanks! Good idea, would love to talk about this :)
/H
pls more!
More coming! Anything special you wanna see?
/H
Hi FN, i love this channel and want to watch your lessons in maya and zbrush in order but is impossibe with the playlist for those been so comboluted, could you re-arrenge them in order from beginner to advance tips? thank you and great channel.
Ah good idea! We could definitely do a playlist from easy to advanced. Good idea, mate.
also there is symmetry in the pic 29:38
MOAR
YASSS
***blender is way better than modo***
YOU COME TO MY HOUSE AND THROW SHADE LIKE THIS? The NERVE!
:D
Blender is amazing.
you asked for it haha
top ten most audacious moves in anime
my mother has that hair color naturally 41:45
"Could we make the small one feel big ... " . You could just tell the small one it was a good size.