My 3D Art Progress in 5 Years (mostly Blender)
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- I started using Blender when I was 14 years old. I'm now 21. I really love watching these progress videos, so I decided to upload one myself, when I discovered my old renders on my old laptop. Enjoy!
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It's weird how every artist it seems has that one point in time where something clicks and you just start getting exponentially better.
Happened to me in web development (PHP), after a certain amount of "messing around" you get a good enough understanding of how the language / software works, and your entire approach / thinking changes.
Getting into Blender now, hope I can get this good !
@@kanjirogaming I've also found the more avenues you explore, like coding, then digital art, then whatever, expands your knowledge of all your skills. It's really crazy.
Happened for me in lockdown - I could make stuff but it was all trial and error, bloated models and messy work, I was poor at polymodeling and used to sculpt stuff that would be easily done with about 100 quads and a subdivision, spent a couple of weeks practicing modelling things and it was like I became fluent. It's so rewarding when it does click.
@@wesleywatson8115 That´s very true
these renders are incredibly stunning and here i am stuck on creating a single donut
Me too
You sir are crazy talented
I've come because your cgtrader models. You're f*** amazing
Very inspiring to see ur progress, currently modelling an a-wing myself, definitely a bit of a challenge, would love to see u make some sort of an animation with ur assets
Thank you. Unfortunately, my assets are really heavy, and my Computer not the best. Blender crashed like 30 times when setting up the lighting for the Venator (the last version). But if you want to give it a try, just contact me. I love your Star Wars animations. Looking crisp!
@@malteullrich8813 oh yeah Id love to see what I could create using high quality assets, ive got a rtx 2070 8gb+i5 9600+16gb ram, if u think that could be sufficient where would be the best place to contact you?
@@HobbitVFX mhhh. Probably Artstation, Instagram or E-mail. I've linked these in the info box
@@malteullrich8813 same my computer crashes all the time
0:12 that topology hurts my eyes
haha, yea. Thats pretty bad
Damn, your starships looks amazing. I wish I have such talent.
Thats not talent, thats work. If you worked even half as much as he did you would see amazing results.
500th sub, congrats man! This stuff is really good!
Thanks, but this is actually my old channel. My other is called MLT Studios
@@malteullrich8813 Subbed to that one too
The colors is just right!
Sooo Nice!! An diese Laseschwert animation konnte ich mich garnicht mehr erinnern. Ist ja auch schon ne zeit her. Mein Favorit bleibt aber dein derMalt Intro mit dem Glassplitter:DD
I was looking for a very realistic Venator file to print on the 3D printer, your work is incredible
I love ur vids it inspires me to blender
This might be a silly question but the sequence of the x-wings flying over the ocean, how big was that scene? was it to world scale? i'm working on a scene where a car is travelling along a highway next to the ocean and im unsure on how to start it.
Hey, sorry for the late reply. If I remember correctly, I scaled the ocean plane up quite a lot. If Iwfould do it today though, I would probably look for a way, that just the part of the ocean plane is visible, which is also seen from the camera.
it is so inspiring bro i started blander few days ago and i am learning it
Alter ist das Hammer, hab Grade erst angefangen mit Blender aber ich möcht so Animationen wie du bei dem x-wing überm Wasser gemacht hast
I live this Venator it just lool great but i dont understand the texturs can you show how this textures work on unreal engin5 !?
*love*
This is crazy bro, when you switched to Maya, was that switch painful to you or not?
I already tried it a year before that, and yes, at the time I found it difficult, because I was used to Blender. You don’t have a mirror or array modifier in Maya, which really bothered me at the time. But some day I started watching an artist (Andrew Hodgson) streaming modelling with Maya on Twitch. Seeing him work on an asset really made me want to use it myself again. I watched his stream for two months before getting into Maya myself again. This time it was so much easier, because I did not expect everything to be exactly like in Blender.
So if you want to get into Maya, I would recommend to just watch Maya stuff for some time. Not necessarily tutorials, but just artists you like, working in the program.
@@malteullrich8813 Oh man that's crazy, I'm good with blender lol, my friend is in a film school learning in Maya that's why I was wondering lol. so are you still using Maya or Blender primarily?
@@fusionresolved I use both. I'm currently trying to get my first Job here in Germany, so I'm focusing more on Maya at the moment.
@@malteullrich8813 oh that's cool mate, good luck for your job but after using both softwares extensively, do you think blender can hold up to maya for advance stuffs and is it worth sticking with blender?
@@fusionresolved I definitely think it can hold up and I would stick to it, if you like it. If you want to get a job in the Film Industry, you probably have to learn Maya too. But that does not mean you can’t use Blender for your own Projects.
What I learned from this video: this guy really likes star wars
On the video cover it looks like he learned how to switch from eevee to cycles lmao
Noice!
How did you make this detail on your Star Wars spaceships like the panels on the surface and the cable and stuff on the side? Did you model every single detail individually or did you use some kind of displacement map?
Everything is modeled
@@malteullrich8813 How do you come up with these random elements and parts im so uncreative i cant think of something like this out of my mind do you use any references?
@@fabim156 course, reference is key! I always have lots of references. For the Tantive IV for example there are close ups from the original model on some model sites. For the Venator I used screenshots from the movie. For the parts you could not really see, I searched for greeble references or references from Venator model kits.
Coming up with details from your mind is pretty hard. And at least for me it never looks as good and detailed as with references.
@@malteullrich8813 Thank you for your tips! I was planning to model the venator and found your video, impressive work!
cool
I have a small intuition that this guy might like Star wars but i maybe wrong
I downloaded the model from your link, but I can't get the textures to match up. Do I need to open it in Blender on a PC?
What version of Blender are you using? Make sure that it supports UDIM's.
Malte Ullrich it does but I want to export it so I can use it in Element in After Effects.
@@jeditsuyoshi You cant really use the model in Element3D, because it does not support udims. I think you then have to make your own textures, sorry :/
Malte Ullrich I’ll just do that scene in blender! :)
Hi I love your progress! It's amazing! Idk if you'll see this, but I'm new to modeling objects based off of images and I was wondering if you have any tips or videos that helped you learn?
Yes, I mainly learned it from Andrew Hodgsons streamst: ruclips.net/video/nFQbqSkgsNg/видео.html
This is his first stream, so the audio is pretty bad. But this is what indtroduced me to the method.
i download it and i love it mate thank you!!!!!
No problem :)
Hey man nice I published a similar video I have been using blender for 20 days and did my proggression
May can you make tutorials or even a course about building spaceship👻 I think many of us would like to buy it! You are incredible!
I'm planning on doing a tutorial, but I'm quite busy at the moment and dont have the time to do one just yet
@@malteullrich8813 No problem! Let's look forward to seeing something amazing in the future! And best wishes!
Do you have a tutorial to do texture like that
I learned a lot from Zak Boxalls tutorials/courses: gumroad.com/zakboxall
@@malteullrich8813 Thank you ^^
How did you make those detailed little cubes on the star ship? Every time i try making those they just look plain
Do you mean the last project?
@@malteullrich8813 yes
@@vagodinfir1636 If you mean the detail on the side, I jus got some references of greebles, and modelled something that looks like it makes sense.
@@malteullrich8813 ohh I didn't think about that,I forgot greeble even exist ,thanks for the fast reply
Woah dude ur underrated :o
Thank You :)
Np ! :D
Hi, iam Long from Vietnam. Can I use your spaceship model for the contest in VietNam ?
Which model do you mean?
5:27 and 7:58 ^^
@@trinhhailong5020 The model at 5:27 I dont have anymore. But as you can see in the end, I made a newer version. You can download both the Venator and CR90 on CG Trader for free:
www.cgtrader.com/free-3d-models/space/spaceship/tantive-iv-blockade-runner-corellian-corvette
www.cgtrader.com/free-3d-models/space/spaceship/venator-class-star-destroyer
Malte Ullrich yeah, i found this model in cgtrader and i will ask the author in cgtrader. Thank you ^^
@@trinhhailong5020 I'm the author :), and yes, you may use it. Just read the description on cg trader. There I wrote how the model can be used.
Idk whyy nobody respect art and like all those dirty photos ewww