I’ve been in the hospital for 5 days now and have been wanting to get into 3D sculpting. Tried for a few hours while being a complete 0 and struggled a lot. After watching this really boosted my confidence into using this program compared to others that are even free. Even though you have to pay for this program it seems to be much more newer user friendly. Also could be the great tutorial I got here too
aye bruh, I think I speak for the streets and the people when I say your our 3D bob ross. Keep the great content coming, you motivating us more than you know 🙏🏾
I think this is the first tutorial EVER that I really watched from the beginning to the end without stopping. Thanks for the detailed information! I'm happy to see more of your tutorials!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!! I dabbled in blender last fall and tried in earnest, had some good progress, but my chronic pain makes using a computer and mouse really difficult and exhausting. I got nomad on the ipad today and following this video was am absolute delight and boost to my confidence and I actually think I can regularly sculpt now! Thank you!!❤ Can't wait to be done with work so I can get to the next video😊
Blender is a bit overwhelming. I did the classic donut tutorial. I finished it. And it didn’t look half bad but i felt like so much that I did was lost on me.
I've been searching for beginner tutorials on Nomad Sculpt, and I came across many, but yours truly stood out as the best. The way you explain everything so clearly and at such a calm, steady pace makes it so easy to follow along. Your voice and teaching style kept me engaged and interested until the very end. Thank you for sharing your knowledge-this was exactly what I needed!
Ohh yes oh yes oh yes I needed that! I've been looking for a tutorial for a complete 0 (me lol) and here it is! Sometimes people forget that there are those who don't even know the basics and where to look for those, but you never disappoint, dear Sir! ❤ Thank you so much!
Thank you for this. I'm familiar with some 3D, but sculpting is pretty new and I've been admiring your creations! I even bought a tablet and S-Pen to learn Nomad this year!
Just learned about Nomad, and another RUclipsr recommended your tutorials for beginners. I'm stunned at how well you explain things. I'm completely new to sculpting. Keep up the good work!
This is a deep dive into Nomad. Love it. My 75% intensity is pretty strong. Bends the sides of the hammer slightly. Not sure why it's stronger than your setting, but I'm learning as I go. Happy Holidays Dave Reed!🌲
I have always wanted to do 3d sculpting and often given up because it's so hard, tutorials are often not beginner friendly, THIS tutorial though! It's so cool how in just half an hour I feel ready to try and know that I will achieve something🎉❤❤❤thx so much
Hi, I love your videos and you are great at explaining everything down to the smallest detail, I like your slow and confident voice. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I have very little with this program and I have learned many things here, thank you, thank you, my greetings from Valencia, Spain.
This is a really really helpful and easy to understand tutorial for a beginner like me🥰,thank you for your video!!! Pls keep sharing more tips like this
Dave, thank you 🙏. I have been watching your videos for a while now. I finally purchased Nomad (you should get some sort of kick back for sending ppl their way, wait do you have a link for that? 😬) You made it look so easy, that I think I was over confident while following a couple of your other tutorials lol. This super Noob tutorial really helped me understand some of the tools. Looking forward to part 2. Have an awesome day
I'd like to support you by getting access to your paid courses but I don't do Skillshare or Udemy. Any chance you would sell them on Teachable or Gumroad? Thanks!
Awesome videos! Super helpful. I've only really used Tinkercad and I've been wanting to add a more organic look to my designs. The 2 things that confuse me the most in Nomad are 1- sense of scale. Sure I can make things bigger or smaller but that doesn't mean anything when it's not attached to a value such as millimeters. and 2- The file size of the model itself. I've played around in nomad and then export to take something into Tinkercad and the files are too big. I have to continually remesh and export until I just happen to get a size that Tinkercad accepts. The model usually looks pretty low res though. Do you have any videos that could help to understand these 2 points?
Hi Dave! 👋🏼 I’m here from your mushroom video and I was having trouble with my symmetry/move portion for the mushroom top. For some reason my sphere had little lumps and bumps at the bottom of it when I move it. And I came to see if you have a settings video for your tutorials? Maybe I missed something?? 🤔 thanks.
I would really enjoy something really detailed about booleans, and also curves, since i always seem to be doing something wrong about those, my booleans only make a one shape out of the two instead of digging one from the other, and my curves, i can play with the thin line add pivots and all, but eventually the tube never appears in the end... thx in advance, great channel Dave =)
First of all, this is a fantastic tutorial as a beginner of 3D! Secondly, I’m having trouble keeping my grid in the background. It always wants to move to a horizontal plane rather than sticking in the background behind my sculpt. Is there a way to fix this?
Ive been having an EXTREMELY hard time trying to figure out how to make the edge of a cookie cutter thinner without distorting the whole shape itself. got any tips for me?
Hey Dave reed! I really like your tutorial, but in the primitive explanation, when I delete the sphere and make a new one, it looks like it is not not as smooth as the default, why does that happen?
1) I do 3d printing, which requires that the models are "manifold" objects. Does the join function (instead of remesh) risk creating a non-manifold model? 2) to make a multi-part object can I use join instead of remesh and at the end just export the parts as separate models?
I’m def not a 3D printing expert… I use lychee slicer and the few times my models have holes it just fixes them with a click. If you join parts, you’d have to separate them and export each one individually. But then they’ll all have the same name. I usually leave them separate. I do believe that if you only join, you may have pockets within the model, but I’m not 100% certain
Finally found the one that explains what you are doing. Your titles are all the same and confusing, some videos are more advanced than the "basics" as promised...my only complaint, otherwise I love your vids and can't wait to learn more.
can that 2-finger-tap undo 'feature' be turned off in the settings? I use two fingers for rotating and the app often initiates it with undoing my last action(s) _😡-|_GRRR!!__
Hey, thank for making this, im new to 3D so its nice to have easy learning basic :D Also can i ask you question, i want to ask if i can make 3D model on nomad sculpt with rigged skeleton that we can make pose or animate with? I hope you can answer my question, sorry for my bad english :>
I have to ask a question because this is something I’ve just noticed and maybe you can help me hopefully. I noticed that I can’t pan or rotate the camera beyond the top view (rotating above the top view) to see the back of an object with my hand or pencil. I have to use the sphere or (cube) in the top right corner. Is that the norm?
Eh, not the best tutorial. Hard to hear and went into long explanations of basic concepts. Started off well but got stuck in the weeds. Should have had more of a plan. Or script.
I’ve been in the hospital for 5 days now and have been wanting to get into 3D sculpting. Tried for a few hours while being a complete 0 and struggled a lot. After watching this really boosted my confidence into using this program compared to others that are even free. Even though you have to pay for this program it seems to be much more newer user friendly. Also could be the great tutorial I got here too
Hope your ok
Your like the Bob Ross of 3d sculpting, very helpful and educational!
Oddly enough, I said similar on another of his videos! Great for newbies like me.
I absolutely agree to this description! 😀
aye bruh, I think I speak for the streets and the people when I say your our 3D bob ross. Keep the great content coming, you motivating us more than you know 🙏🏾
You made my day! I needed it too, it’s been a while few months. I truly appreciate the kind words, it keep me pushing!! 💯💪🏾
you sounds so calm like everything is gonna be ok :D
I love that! Thank you! 😊💯🥰
Or like this is being done at 2am & the family's asleep. ;)
@@darskefr tho, that random ounce of motivation to just do whatever
Thank you for your slow step by step tutorials.
I think this is the first tutorial EVER that I really watched from the beginning to the end without stopping. Thanks for the detailed information! I'm happy to see more of your tutorials!
So glad to hear it! Thanks so much for the kind words 😊🤘🏾💫
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!! I dabbled in blender last fall and tried in earnest, had some good progress, but my chronic pain makes using a computer and mouse really difficult and exhausting. I got nomad on the ipad today and following this video was am absolute delight and boost to my confidence and I actually think I can regularly sculpt now! Thank you!!❤ Can't wait to be done with work so I can get to the next video😊
Blender is a bit overwhelming. I did the classic donut tutorial. I finished it. And it didn’t look half bad but i felt like so much that I did was lost on me.
fellow chronic pain/illness person. Same 😭
As others have noted you have a great teaching/tutorial voice. This helps me out a ton!
I've been teaching college-level art for 20 years, and YOU--- are a good teacher. :)
I've been searching for beginner tutorials on Nomad Sculpt, and I came across many, but yours truly stood out as the best. The way you explain everything so clearly and at such a calm, steady pace makes it so easy to follow along. Your voice and teaching style kept me engaged and interested until the very end. Thank you for sharing your knowledge-this was exactly what I needed!
I love how calm and controlled you sound, it really helps me understand!
Ohh yes oh yes oh yes I needed that! I've been looking for a tutorial for a complete 0 (me lol) and here it is! Sometimes people forget that there are those who don't even know the basics and where to look for those, but you never disappoint, dear Sir! ❤ Thank you so much!
Thank you for this. I'm familiar with some 3D, but sculpting is pretty new and I've been admiring your creations! I even bought a tablet and S-Pen to learn Nomad this year!
Just learned about Nomad, and another RUclipsr recommended your tutorials for beginners. I'm stunned at how well you explain things. I'm completely new to sculpting. Keep up the good work!
Thank you! Was really easy to follow and retain the info, and at the same time so so relaxing!
This is a deep dive into Nomad. Love it.
My 75% intensity is pretty strong.
Bends the sides of the hammer slightly.
Not sure why it's stronger than your setting, but I'm learning as I go.
Happy Holidays Dave Reed!🌲
I have always wanted to do 3d sculpting and often given up because it's so hard, tutorials are often not beginner friendly, THIS tutorial though! It's so cool how in just half an hour I feel ready to try and know that I will achieve something🎉❤❤❤thx so much
Hi, I love your videos and you are great at explaining everything down to the smallest detail, I like your slow and confident voice. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I have very little with this program and I have learned many things here, thank you, thank you, my greetings from Valencia, Spain.
Thank you so much, I really appreciate the kind words!! 🙌🏾💯😊
Love your calming voice and excellent tutorial
I love your comprehensive teaching methods Dave . Very indepth . I'll have to watch moreover your tutorials 👍
This is amazing. they way you teach and explain this is awesome. I cant wait to learn and get good with this program.
Literally what I needed ❤❤
Thanks for this very helping video!
Now I feel ready to dive into Nomad Sculpt 🔥
This video is 5 stars you've explained everything very well and kept everything simple thank you sir
This is a really really helpful and easy to understand tutorial for a beginner like me🥰,thank you for your video!!! Pls keep sharing more tips like this
Dave, thank you 🙏. I have been watching your videos for a while now. I finally purchased Nomad (you should get some sort of kick back for sending ppl their way, wait do you have a link for that? 😬)
You made it look so easy, that I think I was over confident while following a couple of your other tutorials lol.
This super Noob tutorial really helped me understand some of the tools. Looking forward to part 2. Have an awesome day
You are a reaaaaalllyyyyyy good teacher
This video helps me a lot as a new user thanks.
I'd like to support you by getting access to your paid courses but I don't do Skillshare or Udemy. Any chance you would sell them on Teachable or Gumroad? Thanks!
Your voice is calming and soothing🎅🏿
Amazing video! Thank you so much. Your style is so cute and it inspires me to sculpt :D
Weird, but the sound of your pencil is super satisfying 😂
The matte screen protector does make the traction pretty great too!! 🤘🏾😊
Thank you now it’s gonna be way easier everything amazing video
Awesome videos! Super helpful. I've only really used Tinkercad and I've been wanting to add a more organic look to my designs. The 2 things that confuse me the most in Nomad are 1- sense of scale. Sure I can make things bigger or smaller but that doesn't mean anything when it's not attached to a value such as millimeters. and 2- The file size of the model itself. I've played around in nomad and then export to take something into Tinkercad and the files are too big. I have to continually remesh and export until I just happen to get a size that Tinkercad accepts. The model usually looks pretty low res though. Do you have any videos that could help to understand these 2 points?
Had to like because of the clay coming to America reference 😂
Thank you so much for this tutorial I was so confused on what to do to use each tool 😂
Thanks!! Nice and clear explanation! I'm new to this so i b watching u allot!❤
This has been helpful for me, thanks.
Fantastic, will be recommending to my friends!
Thanks! What video should I watch after this to continue?
I laughed so hard at “his mama” insert 😅thank you ❤
It’s a real treat for me when I actually say that and can add it in! Those quick mental chuckles really keep me going while making these videos!! 😂🙌🏾
Great course! under the small coge icone on the right side you can add what the "auto behaviour" should be like the auto smoot :)
Dude’s really the Bob Ross of 3D modeling
Hi Dave! 👋🏼 I’m here from your mushroom video and I was having trouble with my symmetry/move portion for the mushroom top. For some reason my sphere had little lumps and bumps at the bottom of it when I move it. And I came to see if you have a settings video for your tutorials? Maybe I missed something?? 🤔 thanks.
Thank you so much for such a very informative video!
Hey is it possible you add this to a single playlist and making this the first or second vid after the crash course
this tutorial is great!!! thank you so much
Very simple and and well explained
I would really enjoy something really detailed about booleans, and also curves, since i always seem to be doing something wrong about those, my booleans only make a one shape out of the two instead of digging one from the other, and my curves, i can play with the thin line add pivots and all, but eventually the tube never appears in the end... thx in advance, great channel Dave =)
Aiight, you had me at @11:15 🤭✨
Without a doubt one of my favorite edits… I find myself saying it and am so glad o get to slip this in!! 😂😂
ILY SM!! THIS IS V HELPFULLLL
Thank you so much for this lesson!
First of all, this is a fantastic tutorial as a beginner of 3D!
Secondly, I’m having trouble keeping my grid in the background. It always wants to move to a horizontal plane rather than sticking in the background behind my sculpt. Is there a way to fix this?
Ive been having an EXTREMELY hard time trying to figure out how to make the edge of a cookie cutter thinner without distorting the whole shape itself. got any tips for me?
thanks, very clear and on point
Hey Dave reed! I really like your tutorial, but in the primitive explanation, when I delete the sphere and make a new one, it looks like it is not not as smooth as the default, why does that happen?
Probably smooth shading; check the description I have a few links to help with that!
@@drugfreedave oh okay! Thx! 👍
THANK YOU SO MUCH 😭
So helpful. Thank you!
1) I do 3d printing, which requires that the models are "manifold" objects. Does the join function (instead of remesh) risk creating a non-manifold model?
2) to make a multi-part object can I use join instead of remesh and at the end just export the parts as separate models?
I’m def not a 3D printing expert… I use lychee slicer and the few times my models have holes it just fixes them with a click.
If you join parts, you’d have to separate them and export each one individually. But then they’ll all have the same name. I usually leave them separate.
I do believe that if you only join, you may have pockets within the model, but I’m not 100% certain
@drugfreedave Thank you!
Finally found the one that explains what you are doing. Your titles are all the same and confusing, some videos are more advanced than the "basics" as promised...my only complaint, otherwise I love your vids and can't wait to learn more.
can that 2-finger-tap undo 'feature' be turned off in the settings? I use two fingers for rotating and the app often initiates it with undoing my last action(s) _😡-|_GRRR!!__
Hey, thank for making this, im new to 3D so its nice to have easy learning basic :D
Also can i ask you question, i want to ask if i can make 3D model on nomad sculpt with rigged skeleton that we can make pose or animate with?
I hope you can answer my question, sorry for my bad english :>
I have to ask a question because this is something I’ve just noticed and maybe you can help me hopefully. I noticed that I can’t pan or rotate the camera beyond the top view (rotating above the top view) to see the back of an object with my hand or pencil. I have to use the sphere or (cube) in the top right corner. Is that the norm?
Thank you so much❤❤❤❤❤
How do you rotate your scene with your fingers?
is there a way to unvalidate after adjustments following validating have been made??
Question, your box from the start looked like it had rounded edges. Mine are sharp. Is this something in settings or…?
Probs smooth shading, I think I have a video about it linked in the description! 👍🏾
Thank you very much 😊
Can you Make some jewelry videos? It would be awesome
Is possible to use VDMs in Nomad somehow?
THENK YOU for thes Video
The way you talk is like the Bob Ross of 3D 😂
started watching this and within 10 min. I realised Blender can do all of this much quicker and better and its free....
Why does my nomad sculpt look different
Explain how yours looks different? 🤔
You remind me so much of bob ross, espcially your voice
Eh, not the best tutorial. Hard to hear and went into long explanations of basic concepts. Started off well but got stuck in the weeds. Should have had more of a plan. Or script.
Probs just need to find a channel that works for you, appreciate the watch! 👍🏾
Sigh…..fiiiine I’ll buy nomad
I don’t like him
You should hear what he says about you! 😳