I really wanna thank you for this video, I started learning 3D last september and I'm really excited to learn more. I kinda know how to do stuff individually but I usually have issues knowing how to organize my process. Watching this gave me a clear idea of how I should follow the steps. Your work is amazing!!
I appreciate your explanation about your use of various software for different tasks. It's great to see how you effectively manage your workflow. Thank you! 😊
Incredible Model!!! I would love to see more videos in this more informational/tutorial style. From a learning perspective having you talk about the decisions your making, why your making them, and in turn seeing those take place visually on the model in real time is unbelievably helpful especially when it comes to learning the fundamentals and seeing how you've implemented a multitude of techniques to craft your own unique workflow.
Using draw sharp to outline features for later sculpting directly on the model is a great idea. I've always just "flowed" through the process and find myself checking back to reference too often. Thanks for changing my workflow in a single tip. In hindsight, this seems pretty obvious.. Yet somehow, I had NEVER considered drawing on the model like this. Thanks again.
@@Yudit1999 same i didn't thought on making a contour of the muscle first and smoothing it out and adding depth and volume later, that's a so clever technique man!!
Just brilliant! I love the way you explaining your workflow. Sharing the reason of doing thing in certain way. It really helps us to understand. like, why you sculpted asymmetrically, why you sculpted the hair one by one, why you used Blender/ZBrush/SP in certain scenario, learning anatomy, etc. It's so helpful!! You are a very good man! :)
This is an AMAZING project, and it turned out beautiful. At around 6:30 you mention some suggested resources/channels for anatomy, and I couldn't understand the names you mentioned. Could you possibly elaborate on that a bit more? I'd love to check out their lessons. Thanks!!!
1:14 to 1:25 how did you move and pose your character in a very high poly wireframes like that in edit mode? Which tool did you use for it? Like the hips when it moves the whole body move with it instead of just only moving from what you choose.
that's blender's "O" hotkey for proportional editing found at the very top and the icon is a circle with a dot in it. if you're in edit mode you can do Alt + O when it's enabled to change from local to global meaning global: it affects whatever is in the radius no matter what local: it only affects whatever is attached to the model and near the selection gradually increasing radius from the selection as u increase the radius
Wah.. Gila.. Keren banget ini.. Bener2 kagum.. Keren.. Keren.. Mantap! Dulu pernah belajar modeling 3D.. Suka buat animasi juga.. Hanya saja krn pekerjaannya bukan di bidang ini, jadinya sudah lama ditinggalkan.. Tapi liat ini membuat jadi pengen bisa lagi.. 😅
Ou man this is looking so cool! Thank you for sharing your workflows. I always have hard time figuring out how to put my character in interesting pose and creating good looking clothing so this video game me really good idea. Thanks again!
Hey, at 6:30 you mention people who you recommend for anatomy studies/tutorials- I couldn’t quite tell what their names were & can’t find them. Who were they, sorry? 😄
@@pacopadilla5297 I've thought about it. But for now IDK, in terms of personal projects I just love sculpting them and not really worrying about making them physical figures
Yudit do you have the normal proccess of whole character.... I would pay for it! Im sure alot would do!. or even Patreon or Tutorial like. NICE NICE WORK
@@Yudit1999 I see requests for full tutorials in a lot of your videos and I have to agree, it would be awesome to follow along with you and create a character. We have to reach your level before we can try to surpass you haha. Great video man.
I would love a tutorial for the body honestly, hell I would pay for that. I love the shape of it and would really like to make my own base model based on this.
good stuff. Any particular reason why you did all the sculpting in Blender instead of ZBrush? Don't get me wrong, I use both Blender and ZBrush and I love both. Just curious to get your view on using Blender for sculpting. Cheers
Thanks! I don't know if you watched the video or not but i mentioned in it the body basemesh I created myself so it's not available anywhere and the headplanes was exported from Zbrush.
As someone with literally no clue about 3D art, what uses have Blender and ZBrush respectively? Is one better at softer models, the other at harder ones? Are the performances different (e.g. lag)? How difficult is it to combine the two programs? Nice modeling, makes me want to practice it a as well
Well, To put it simply, Every software has its own areas of expertise, e.g Zbrush is preferred for sculpting, Substance painter for texturing, Houdini for Procedural Geometry and Simulations, And Marvelous Designer for cloth creation. You can google these to know more about them. So you can kinda imagine these softwares as masters in their own fields while Blender is an all-rounder pro who can do all this stuff but not good as the masters. Hence, Blender can be a good starting point for beginners to be exposed to various 3d operations without hopping back and forth on multiple softwares. Also, It's good for pros as well, As he mentioned, this is where you combine all the stuff and see your creation come alive. I dint explain a lot of interesting stuff, and I leave it to your own curiosity. I hope I made it a little less confusing for you.
@@ritz9254 Well, I'm into drawing alot, so I figured learning atleast some basic 3D (e.g. for posing / light simulation and so) would help with that But honestly, the most intimidating part is the complexity of the programs - in Blender I barely got used to the basic camera movements when I tried it for a short time. Understanding the process of modeling is way more difficult of course ... But I might try Blender again, there are alot of tutorials out there that apparently are very good. Thanks for the answer!
@@XraynPR Yeah I do hear a lot of people talking about how hard it is to learn blender3d, And I believe this is due to the fact that blender software and its community is growing at a rapid rate. People get oversaturated when using it the first time. When I started using blender a year ago, I started with the classic donut tutorial, and FYI I had known a little 2d graphics like photoshop and animate, yet I was overwhelmed with the information. I did not understand a lot of the things, I simply followed what Andrew said and moved forward step by step. At the end of the tutorial, I learned how to copy stuff. And this actually helped a lot, I believe the reason I have progressed so far in blender was because I spent a lot of time watching youtube and reading articles, forums, whatever I found relevant on google. In just a year, Blender has grown so much that even I cant keep up with the various stuff going on. For instance I recently started feeling confident about making procedural materials using nodes. And Blender introduced geometry nodes. I was like "Omg, this is fabulous, I need to learn this as quick as possible or I'll be left behind". It feels like devs are competing against us on how fast they can add new features and how we manage to absorb them. And for the first-timers, this is actually scary. What I will suggest for beginners is, try to learn the software in small steps. follow one tutorial or more at a time, keep it less though. You dont wanna be listening to how various artist manages to get the same result using different approaches. Start with something small, like donut or chair. Try to follow someone, or do something which is already there, so even if you get confused or dont understand something midway, you can easily go back for help. One thing is for sure, the blender was equally amazing and mysterious in past for me, and it still is. So its alright if you don't completely learn everything whats inside it, it's a tool to express your creativity, surely learning everything is good. But it is more than enough if you know little bit of everything inside it.
Well said by @Ritz there. In terms of making models it's entirely depending on the artist and not the software. As for how hard certain software to learn I think it's gonna be hard for everyone starting, but once you get th grasp of it learning other 3d software becoming easier.
21:15 zbrush only or quick projection of high rez images or brushes for texturing, can use this method to study how values arraneg to create texture 23:05 for substance coloring but all modeling is really done in blender 26:33 back to blender for render
7:00 book 3:33 curve object for hair 4:03 after hair blocked out, then fixed the transitions from 1 hair to another in sculpt mode 9:04 adding more hair for aesthethic 9:20 moving hairs aparts so not clumped up and natural, not that CG look, but crafted by hand look
I know you have mentioned before that you don't want to sell your models for 3d printing, but I do hope you reconsider one day. Your work is outstanding! You would make a lot of money!
22:28 to all blender fanboy, mostly this kind of people dont even know much about blender and also cant even make a good art as well. They just a fanboy with only "tutorial please" experience after saw some impressive work.
Hello, In blender how do u use a plane as a cloth on the curved surfaces of the model, is it all manual or there is any modifier configuration to map a plane to wrap around a curved surface.
You don't have to be good at drawing but it sure makes things more fun. When working on 3D it's extra important to use and pay attention to your references. As long as you study from reference then you'll be on a good way. But I do recommend doing figure drawings, helps to visualize proportions better and arguable speeds up some parts of your modeling.
@@pierremcx7076 stupid question but how good do I have to be out of avg/above avg/good/art student. This is so I can try to improve, I am just above average right now.
@@kamizwr2082 if you can at least block out the basic silhouette/shapes of whatever you're trying to make as a guide, I feel like that's enough. You can then refine in the actual sculpting process with external references
You don't have be good at drawing but the knowledge from learning it is far too important to get missed out on. And based on my experience, I started out drawing with pencils and it helped me a lot when learning in 3D space.
Blender is amazing, but Zbrush is next level amazing as well once you get used to it, that other commenter has no idea what they're talking about. This model looked flawless, amazing job.
If you already have a grasp on the softwares I can suggest you check out flippednormals website. They have lots of good tutorial on character creation.
Amazing result and was really interesting to see your workflow. Was is just due to it being a personal project that you didnt sculpt 1 hair then apply it to the others or save time mirroring over the patterns on the clothing? Still love your work and admire your mental strength spending that much time on the hair.
My main reason is more because I wanted every hair feels special and it's a personal project anyway. And for the body It's more because I wanted to get out of my comfort zone and sculpt it asymmetrycally from the start.
Wow! Holy smokes this is amazing. I must ask Yudit - was the sculpt that you brought into substance painter, was that retopo'd or decimated at all? Or was that literally just the raw sculpt?
Great stuff yudit....I'm also an aspiring character artist and your tutorials are very helpful on this journey.... One question do you work as a full time freelancer or in some studio...
This is incredible! How are you working such a high poly mesh in blender? When I get above a million verts, my pc (which is quite good) starts slowing down a lot, if not crashing blender outright. I love the blender UI for sculpting quite a bit more than zbrush and would love to do more of the base mesh work in blender.
@@Yudit1999 thanks for the reply Yudit. Really love your work. I'm trying to glean whatever I can from your videos. I'm working on a Henry Cavill likeness study that I've been doing in zbrush and am learning a lot. 😁 Looking forward to your future videos!
@@Yudit1999 ehhhm..... Idk if u're aware but substance painter doesn't work well with blender , u keep seeing seems appearing in blender which are not in substance viewport for exemple because of the opengl/cl normal map error etc thats why I'm asking , and ( just export them ) doesn't really help.... Great job though well done ...
@@TheShinyMooN the texture did need a bit of tweaking afterwards. But nothing much. I was fine with the normal map tho.. it's acting the same both in Blender and Substance. I was working with OpenGL in painter. If the normal is flipped after export I just reimport it in Painter, keep it OpenGL and re-exported it. And then it worked.
Great work on this sculpt. It came out looking amazing. I do have one question, for her clothing did you extract it and have it on a different subtool?
Hey man. Amazing model and super cool for sharing your process. I have one question though. Do you think it's worth for someone who's learning to sculpt in Blender, to get any of the Zbrush Anatomy tutorials you mentioned? They seem really interesting but i'm wondering if it's really worth it or if it'll be more confusing. Thanks in advance!
Of course. I think it's so worth it. What you'll learn is not the technical stuff but the artistic stuff like how a torso should look, that kind of stuff.
I'm looking for that too! This was incredible to watch but It would be really great to see a detailed workflow pipeline from you. Really amazing work. You're the hero blender deserves 👏
I'm sorry I don't have one. I'm gonna be honest tho. I don't have the dedication to do an indepth course since I just wanted to focus on my career as character artist.
@@murrowboy it's not animated. The goal is to get myself more comfortable with non symmetrical sculpting because a lot of my work right now is for collectibles and it's always non symmetrical
So... what you're saying is... "MORE HAIR" !!!! :P~ Love it, this turned out spectacular. Quick question - when you're doing something like this, why did you choose not to do legs? was it just to keep it in line with the original concept? or Time? or too much extrapolation? Just curious - (she'd be killer as a full figure.) Again, kudos!
i have Anatomy knowledge and spent about 4 years of my life drawing from paper to digital, if i start 3d will this knowledge help me on sculpting characters? i always felt very frustated when trying to draw face features in 2d wich is the only body part that i cant draw properly even though i know the shape a human head, i learned all main muscles on the human body in 10 days, but like i said the only part i cant get right is the head.
Man your work are awesome, wishing that one day I can archive something like this. Also could you please share how would you do polypaint for a character in ZBrush?
![How I Sculpt a Character in 5 minutes - 2B [NieR:Automata]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/d5oQM6Cl1cc/mqdefault.jpg)
![How I Sculpt a Character in 5 minutes - 2B [NieR:Automata]](/img/tr.png)
I really wanna thank you for this video, I started learning 3D last september and I'm really excited to learn more. I kinda know how to do stuff individually but I usually have issues knowing how to organize my process. Watching this gave me a clear idea of how I should follow the steps. Your work is amazing!!
Thanks man! I appreciate it!
I appreciate your explanation about your use of various software for different tasks. It's great to see how you effectively manage your workflow. Thank you! 😊
Incredible Model!!! I would love to see more videos in this more informational/tutorial style. From a learning perspective having you talk about the decisions your making, why your making them, and in turn seeing those take place visually on the model in real time is unbelievably helpful especially when it comes to learning the fundamentals and seeing how you've implemented a multitude of techniques to craft your own unique workflow.
Thanks man! I appreciate the kind words. I'll definitely try to do more if I have the time.
This might be the video to get you famous.
I've been waiting for this moment!!
Thank you! I appreciate it man!
Incredible modelling process. You're definitely an inspiration for me to do my 3D modelling
Your artwork is amazing, Yudit! Thanks for sharing your process!
No worries man! Thanks for stopping by!
Oh, man..... Such hard work and patience. You are not an ordinary human 🙏❤️
I'm the lost Uchiha member.
Most appealing 3d anime sculpt and model tutorial on RUclips I've seen in a while. Spot on style. Thanks for sharing workflow. Great job!
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Using draw sharp to outline features for later sculpting directly on the model is a great idea. I've always just "flowed" through the process and find myself checking back to reference too often.
Thanks for changing my workflow in a single tip.
In hindsight, this seems pretty obvious.. Yet somehow, I had NEVER considered drawing on the model like this. Thanks again.
Hey man! I'm really happy that you found something helpful from the video! I appreciate it you stopping by my video!
@@Yudit1999 same i didn't thought on making a contour of the muscle first and smoothing it out and adding depth and volume later, that's a so clever technique man!!
Hands down my favorite sculptor to watch and learn from
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Amazing work once again Yuditya - completely agree with your comments regarding software. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much!
Just brilliant!
I love the way you explaining your workflow. Sharing the reason of doing thing in certain way. It really helps us to understand.
like, why you sculpted asymmetrically, why you sculpted the hair one by one, why you used Blender/ZBrush/SP in certain scenario, learning anatomy, etc.
It's so helpful!! You are a very good man! :)
I'm really glad that you found it helpful man! Thank you very much! I appreciate it!
This is an AMAZING project, and it turned out beautiful. At around 6:30 you mention some suggested resources/channels for anatomy, and I couldn't understand the names you mentioned. Could you possibly elaborate on that a bit more? I'd love to check out their lessons. Thanks!!!
Sure man!
Proko's channel : ruclips.net/user/ProkoTV
Rafael Grassetti's tutorial : gumroad.com/l/BNJBl and gumroad.com/l/fdEGH
CG Makers tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/cgmakers/
Speed Char's tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/speedchar/
@@Yudit1999 Thanks so much for the links! Very appreciated.
This is an excellent video, keep the good blender work.
Thanks!
1:14 to 1:25 how did you move and pose your character in a very high poly wireframes like that in edit mode? Which tool did you use for it? Like the hips when it moves the whole body move with it instead of just only moving from what you choose.
that's blender's "O" hotkey for proportional editing found at the very top and the icon is a circle with a dot in it. if you're in edit mode you can do Alt + O when it's enabled to change from local to global meaning
global: it affects whatever is in the radius no matter what
local: it only affects whatever is attached to the model and near the selection gradually increasing radius from the selection as u increase the radius
@@TheAngelArrow thank you for your informations! it help me a lot! I really appreciate it!
I appreciate the help! @TheAngelArrow additionally you can also use the 3D cursor to help as the pivot point of the rotation @misterm5157
I learned a ton from the commentary and the final piece is stunning, keep it up!
Thank you!
Wah.. Gila.. Keren banget ini.. Bener2 kagum.. Keren.. Keren.. Mantap! Dulu pernah belajar modeling 3D.. Suka buat animasi juga.. Hanya saja krn pekerjaannya bukan di bidang ini, jadinya sudah lama ditinggalkan.. Tapi liat ini membuat jadi pengen bisa lagi.. 😅
🤟🤟🤟
Really enjoyed the process! I am inspired to learn 3D now, though it looks very hard...
Thanks for the video!
Thank you!
That looks amazing! Wow
Thank you!
Amazing work Yudit!!
Thanks man!
Ou man this is looking so cool!
Thank you for sharing your workflows. I always have hard time figuring out how to put my character in interesting pose and creating good looking clothing so this video game me really good idea.
Thanks again!
Thank you very much man! I appreciate you stopping by my video!
Hey, at 6:30 you mention people who you recommend for anatomy studies/tutorials- I couldn’t quite tell what their names were & can’t find them. Who were they, sorry? 😄
Proko youtube channel, Raf grassetti anatomy course, and anatomy of sculptor book. I don't know the rest
Proko's channel : ruclips.net/user/ProkoTV
Rafael Grassetti's tutorial : gumroad.com/l/BNJBl and gumroad.com/l/fdEGH
CG Makers tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/cgmakers/
Speed Char's tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/speedchar/
😳Damn, you sir are a Blessing to even be able to do such a thing, Beautiful!😤👌
Thank you!
I really like this approach to anatomy. It really seems to keeps you mindful of the forms! Plus it’s very satisfying to watch :D
It's more like combining it with somewhat 2d technique.
Have you considered manufacturing your designs as figures?
@@pacopadilla5297 I've thought about it. But for now IDK, in terms of personal projects I just love sculpting them and not really worrying about making them physical figures
Yudit do you have the normal proccess of whole character.... I would pay for it! Im sure alot would do!. or even Patreon or Tutorial like. NICE NICE WORK
I have deleted it since it takes huge chunks of my harddrive 😅 I'm sorry.
Hey, this is so cool, would it be possible for you to list out your learning resources, around the 6:50 mark?
Sure man!
Proko's channel : ruclips.net/user/ProkoTV
Rafael Grassetti's tutorial : gumroad.com/l/BNJBl and gumroad.com/l/fdEGH
CG Makers tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/cgmakers/
Speed Char's tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/speedchar/
that wonderful stuff😍
Plz, make a tutorial of this. I know this would be 1 week long😅 but I really want to start sculpting. become an artist like you.
Thanks! I'll think about it.. And don't be like me. Be better 😊
@@Yudit1999 I see requests for full tutorials in a lot of your videos and I have to agree, it would be awesome to follow along with you and create a character. We have to reach your level before we can try to surpass you haha. Great video man.
passing here to say how much i love you bro
Hi.. Thanks man!
That's just beautiful 10/10
Thank you!
I would love a tutorial for the body honestly, hell I would pay for that. I love the shape of it and would really like to make my own base model based on this.
I'll think about making tutorial for it.
@@Yudit1999 That would be truly awesome
good stuff. Any particular reason why you did all the sculpting in Blender instead of ZBrush? Don't get me wrong, I use both Blender and ZBrush and I love both. Just curious to get your view on using Blender for sculpting. Cheers
Maybe because I started out with Blender so I'm much more comfortable with it.
Good job man! Looks great!
Thank you!
Excellent work--where can I find those base meshes?
Thanks! I don't know if you watched the video or not but i mentioned in it the body basemesh I created myself so it's not available anywhere and the headplanes was exported from Zbrush.
I love what you do, it's beautiful and I learn so much from your technique. Cheers man and mad respect for your skills...
I appreciate that! Thank you very much!
As someone with literally no clue about 3D art, what uses have Blender and ZBrush respectively? Is one better at softer models, the other at harder ones? Are the performances different (e.g. lag)? How difficult is it to combine the two programs?
Nice modeling, makes me want to practice it a as well
Well, To put it simply, Every software has its own areas of expertise, e.g Zbrush is preferred for sculpting, Substance painter for texturing, Houdini for Procedural Geometry and Simulations, And Marvelous Designer for cloth creation. You can google these to know more about them. So you can kinda imagine these softwares as masters in their own fields while Blender is an all-rounder pro who can do all this stuff but not good as the masters. Hence, Blender can be a good starting point for beginners to be exposed to various 3d operations without hopping back and forth on multiple softwares. Also, It's good for pros as well, As he mentioned, this is where you combine all the stuff and see your creation come alive. I dint explain a lot of interesting stuff, and I leave it to your own curiosity. I hope I made it a little less confusing for you.
@@ritz9254 Well, I'm into drawing alot, so I figured learning atleast some basic 3D (e.g. for posing / light simulation and so) would help with that
But honestly, the most intimidating part is the complexity of the programs - in Blender I barely got used to the basic camera movements when I tried it for a short time. Understanding the process of modeling is way more difficult of course ...
But I might try Blender again, there are alot of tutorials out there that apparently are very good.
Thanks for the answer!
@@XraynPR Yeah I do hear a lot of people talking about how hard it is to learn blender3d, And I believe this is due to the fact that blender software and its community is growing at a rapid rate. People get oversaturated when using it the first time. When I started using blender a year ago, I started with the classic donut tutorial, and FYI I had known a little 2d graphics like photoshop and animate, yet I was overwhelmed with the information. I did not understand a lot of the things, I simply followed what Andrew said and moved forward step by step. At the end of the tutorial, I learned how to copy stuff. And this actually helped a lot, I believe the reason I have progressed so far in blender was because I spent a lot of time watching youtube and reading articles, forums, whatever I found relevant on google.
In just a year, Blender has grown so much that even I cant keep up with the various stuff going on. For instance I recently started feeling confident about making procedural materials using nodes. And Blender introduced geometry nodes. I was like "Omg, this is fabulous, I need to learn this as quick as possible or I'll be left behind". It feels like devs are competing against us on how fast they can add new features and how we manage to absorb them. And for the first-timers, this is actually scary. What I will suggest for beginners is, try to learn the software in small steps. follow one tutorial or more at a time, keep it less though. You dont wanna be listening to how various artist manages to get the same result using different approaches. Start with something small, like donut or chair. Try to follow someone, or do something which is already there, so even if you get confused or dont understand something midway, you can easily go back for help.
One thing is for sure, the blender was equally amazing and mysterious in past for me, and it still is. So its alright if you don't completely learn everything whats inside it, it's a tool to express your creativity, surely learning everything is good. But it is more than enough if you know little bit of everything inside it.
@@ritz9254 it would be a hobby anyways, so I can take my time. Thanks
Well said by @Ritz there. In terms of making models it's entirely depending on the artist and not the software. As for how hard certain software to learn I think it's gonna be hard for everyone starting, but once you get th grasp of it learning other 3d software becoming easier.
Dude keep making these! You are an awesome artist!
Thank you very much!
Greatwork, your artwork was trending on Artstation .
I saw, Thank you!
Legendary work as always yudit🙌
Thank you very much!
すっ凄い！このクオリティはホント憧れます！！
Thank you very much!
Thank you Yudit. It's so beautiful, the figure and the way you work :)
Thank you very much!
It's so beautiful work. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thanks!
you freaking talented dude....
😊😊😊
16:53 best part
🤣🤣🤣
11:36 how did you get such clean geometry on the sculpt? would be really helpful to know.
I retopologized it by hand.
This is actually so interesting to watch!
I appreciate it man!
21:15 zbrush only or quick projection of high rez images or brushes for texturing, can use this method to study how values arraneg to create texture
23:05 for substance coloring
but all modeling is really done in blender
26:33 back to blender for render
i like this style of realistic anime
It's not exactly an anime tho 😅
bro do u have courses on sculpting. I mostly use mesh modeling to make characters .
I'm sorry, but I don't have any full fledged course.
@@Yudit1999 I want to learn character art in 3d . where should I start because there are lots of resource out there . How to become a pro like you 😀 ?
7:00 book
3:33 curve object for hair
4:03 after hair blocked out, then fixed the transitions from 1 hair to another in sculpt mode
9:04 adding more hair for aesthethic
9:20 moving hairs aparts so not clumped up and natural, not that CG look, but crafted by hand look
When did you use the xyz displacements? I cant find the section where you do that.
You can find it here 21:54
Been watching just the eye parts at 0.25 speed. Amazing work. Hope one day you make a tutorial at normal speed for the head modelling :D
I did one for eyes sculpting. You can check it out in my channel.
I know you have mentioned before that you don't want to sell your models for 3d printing, but I do hope you reconsider one day. Your work is outstanding! You would make a lot of money!
Thank you very much!
Amazing video and commentary! Thank you
Much appreciated!
It's amazing! ❤
Like...just amazing work man
Thanks a lot!
Awesome....high skill...I wish I can do this..
Thanks!
amazing artwork!
Thanks!
22:28 to all blender fanboy, mostly this kind of people dont even know much about blender and also cant even make a good art as well. They just a fanboy with only "tutorial please" experience after saw some impressive work.
Damn dude 😂😂😂
Hello,
In blender how do u use a plane as a cloth on the curved surfaces of the model,
is it all manual or there is any modifier configuration to map a plane to wrap around a curved surface.
Shrinkwrap modifier will do. Or using surface snap.
New to this, do you have to get good drawing to be 3D model sculpturer?
not necessarily but it help A LOT
You don't have to be good at drawing but it sure makes things more fun. When working on 3D it's extra important to use and pay attention to your references. As long as you study from reference then you'll be on a good way. But I do recommend doing figure drawings, helps to visualize proportions better and arguable speeds up some parts of your modeling.
@@pierremcx7076 stupid question but how good do I have to be out of avg/above avg/good/art student. This is so I can try to improve, I am just above average right now.
@@kamizwr2082 if you can at least block out the basic silhouette/shapes of whatever you're trying to make as a guide, I feel like that's enough. You can then refine in the actual sculpting process with external references
You don't have be good at drawing but the knowledge from learning it is far too important to get missed out on. And based on my experience, I started out drawing with pencils and it helped me a lot when learning in 3D space.
i would pay for a course ! so good man !
I would love to do a course too! But unfortunately I gotta work on my job. And my weekends are pretty much just for personal projects.
You're from the blender group in fb!! nice work!!
Hey, thanks!
Did you import a 4 millions poly character on substance to paint it in 4K? bro, you have a beast machine or what?
No.. I used the lower subdivision levels for Substance Painter
It's very cool work 👍
Thank you!
Why didn't you sculpt the whole thing in Zbrush? Isn't it better for sculpting than blender?
Not really. Depending on the artist tho, I prefer a lot of how the brushes works in Blender honestly.
By your skill not by your software. You should searching “Flycat” channel. Will see.
Did you bring the high poly mesh straight up from zbrush/blender to substance painter? Do you retopo or something?
I only use Zremesher for quick dirty retopology. The mesh in painter is just a lower subdivision with baked normals
Blender is amazing, but Zbrush is next level amazing as well once you get used to it, that other commenter has no idea what they're talking about. This model looked flawless, amazing job.
Thanks man! I appreciate it!!
Pleease can you tell me a course I can take to learn to sculpt like this?
If you already have a grasp on the softwares I can suggest you check out flippednormals website. They have lots of good tutorial on character creation.
@@Yudit1999 thank you!
Hi, amazing job! do you sell stl models? I would love to 3D print and paint this one!
Thanks! I'm very sorry, I don't sell any of my personal projects.
mano muito bom seus desenhos 3d
Thanks!
@@Yudit1999 ok thanks
Did you make a hair tutorial that is a bit more step-by-step?
I'm sorry, I don't have it.
Amazing work
Thank you!
Your concern came to life with Substance 3D, I can't even start the software without getting 2194719 errors (More Adobe I guess :p)
So far it's working fine to me. I hope you find an answer to your problem man.
As always amazing work
Thank you!
Hello , I really wanna know when you sculpting the hair , how can you keep the hair tips be sharp ?
It's all in the video man 😉
Did you bake the normals from the hisres sculpt in zbrush
Yeah man. I did bake it in Painter.
Amazing result and was really interesting to see your workflow.
Was is just due to it being a personal project that you didnt sculpt 1 hair then apply it to the others or save time mirroring over the patterns on the clothing?
Still love your work and admire your mental strength spending that much time on the hair.
My main reason is more because I wanted every hair feels special and it's a personal project anyway. And for the body It's more because I wanted to get out of my comfort zone and sculpt it asymmetrycally from the start.
Wow! Holy smokes this is amazing.
I must ask Yudit - was the sculpt that you brought into substance painter, was that retopo'd or decimated at all? Or was that literally just the raw sculpt?
It's the sculpted mesh, but with lower subdivision level.
@@Yudit1999 Really!? So was it like dynameshed and all that? Or was it quads at that point?
Great stuff yudit....I'm also an aspiring character artist and your tutorials are very helpful on this journey....
One question do you work as a full time freelancer or in some studio...
Currently I'm still in college actually. So I only do freelance work. I did work in a game studio when I took a 6 months break from college.
@@Yudit1999 wow that's cool.... I also do freelance work and aspiring to be a stylized character artist
This is incredible! How are you working such a high poly mesh in blender? When I get above a million verts, my pc (which is quite good) starts slowing down a lot, if not crashing blender outright. I love the blender UI for sculpting quite a bit more than zbrush and would love to do more of the base mesh work in blender.
My machine is pretty average. But i can get up to 25 million in Blender with no problem actually.
@@Yudit1999 thanks for the reply Yudit. Really love your work. I'm trying to glean whatever I can from your videos. I'm working on a Henry Cavill likeness study that I've been doing in zbrush and am learning a lot. 😁 Looking forward to your future videos!
@@RandallLowetx That's awesome man! I would love to see the result when you finished it.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you!
what workflow did u use to export textures from substance to blender ?
Ummm... Just, export textures. That's about it really 😅
@@Yudit1999 ehhhm..... Idk if u're aware but substance painter doesn't work well with blender , u keep seeing seems appearing in blender which are not in substance viewport for exemple because of the opengl/cl normal map error etc thats why I'm asking , and ( just export them ) doesn't really help.... Great job though well done ...
@@TheShinyMooN the texture did need a bit of tweaking afterwards. But nothing much. I was fine with the normal map tho.. it's acting the same both in Blender and Substance. I was working with OpenGL in painter. If the normal is flipped after export I just reimport it in Painter, keep it OpenGL and re-exported it. And then it worked.
@@Yudit1999 NICE ! that's the explanation i needed :D thank you very much buddy
Great work on this sculpt. It came out looking amazing. I do have one question, for her clothing did you extract it and have it on a different subtool?
It's been 10 months, if I recall correctly I think it's one mesh but it has parts that are different layered details.
This looks amazing!!!
Thank you!
Hey man. Amazing model and super cool for sharing your process. I have one question though.
Do you think it's worth for someone who's learning to sculpt in Blender, to get any of the Zbrush Anatomy tutorials you mentioned? They seem really interesting but i'm wondering if it's really worth it or if it'll be more confusing. Thanks in advance!
Of course. I think it's so worth it. What you'll learn is not the technical stuff but the artistic stuff like how a torso should look, that kind of stuff.
@@Yudit1999 Thanks man. I might be getting one after all. Also, do you have any suggestions for a blender course for this type of sculpting?
do you sell full tutorial of character modeling workflow?
I'm looking for that too! This was incredible to watch but It would be really great to see a detailed workflow pipeline from you. Really amazing work. You're the hero blender deserves 👏
I'm sorry I don't have one. I'm gonna be honest tho. I don't have the dedication to do an indepth course since I just wanted to focus on my career as character artist.
@@Yudit1999 That's understandable. Keep up the good work. Excited to follow your upward trajectory :)
The hair looks amazing. What do you think of the blender hair system vs the curves though? Do you find this translate better for fictional characters?
It depends on the goal. I've done both, and i like them.
@@Yudit1999 Is this be animated? I notice it's not T-pose ready.
@@murrowboy it's not animated. The goal is to get myself more comfortable with non symmetrical sculpting because a lot of my work right now is for collectibles and it's always non symmetrical
@@Yudit1999 You got talent man. it's rare I find the 3d version look better than the 2d one.
22:00 Wouldnt it be better to just project a very high res face map?
Yeah, that's a valid approach too!
So... what you're saying is... "MORE HAIR" !!!! :P~
Love it, this turned out spectacular. Quick question - when you're doing something like this, why did you choose not to do legs? was it just to keep it in line with the original concept? or Time? or too much extrapolation? Just curious - (she'd be killer as a full figure.) Again, kudos!
Usually models like this are made for the final render, so It's pointless to add more work than what you are going to show.
Thanks! It's just a quick relaxing personal project. The camera isn't gonna see the rest of the body anyway. There's no point making it.
@@Yudit1999 - Thanks for the reply! As I mentioned, I was just curious. I get it.
can you write your reccomendations for anatomy study you mentioned? i didn't catch the name of the second one.
Sure man!
Proko's channel : ruclips.net/user/ProkoTV
Rafael Grassetti's tutorial : gumroad.com/l/BNJBl and gumroad.com/l/fdEGH
CG Makers tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/cgmakers/
Speed Char's tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/speedchar/
@@Yudit1999 thank you so much! Your art is super cool man!
i have Anatomy knowledge and spent about 4 years of my life drawing from paper to digital, if i start 3d will this knowledge help me on sculpting characters?
i always felt very frustated when trying to draw face features in 2d wich is the only body part that i cant draw properly even though i know the shape a human head, i learned all main muscles on the human body in 10 days, but like i said the only part i cant get right is the head.
That knowledge is gonna be a huge advantage in learning 3D for sure.
love this video. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching man!
Do you use the voxel remesher for this?
I don't know if you watch the video or not but I didn't use voxel remesher.
i love your work, i wanted to ask why would you rather sculpt in blender than zbrush?
I started learning 3D in Blender so it's much more comfortable to me i guess.
Man your work are awesome, wishing that one day I can archive something like this. Also could you please share how would you do polypaint for a character in ZBrush?
ruclips.net/video/DY5UorvNUEE/видео.html I did polypaint there 😉
@@Yudit1999 thanks man keep up the work!
Bro mau nannya nih, ada tips gak untuk pemula belajar software ini??. Terimakasih
Mungkin cek chanelnya Blender Guru, CG Cookie atau Flippednormals mas.
Can you add the links to Anatomy learning resources you have mentioned
Sure man!
Proko's channel : ruclips.net/user/ProkoTV
Rafael Grassetti's tutorial : gumroad.com/l/BNJBl and gumroad.com/l/fdEGH
CG Makers tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/cgmakers/
Speed Char's tutorial : flippednormals.com/creator/speedchar/
@@Yudit1999 Thanks. Great breakdown btw. Subbed 👏
Amazing, bro a question, What is your pc build? I have huge problems trying to sculpt in blender
It's just a usual machine, nothing wild. Blender is pretty optimized now. It can work for even with low end machine.