Blender Tutorial - Realistic Skin Texture in 6 Minutes

Straight-to-the-point tutorial on how to generate realistic skin textures in Blender 3D for character sculptures. This short tutorial shows you how to add a realistic skin material to 3D sculpts. This is done using shader nodes and can be applied to any 3D character to give it a realistic feel. In this video, I show every step of the material creation process, with information helpful for both beginners and advanced 3D modelers. It demonstrates the use of many of the shader nodes.
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[@sinasinaie]

FAQ:

[@danieldonaldson8634]

subsurface color has been removed in Blender, just uses the colour for the base color.

[@thefreshgaming8212]

i cant figure out how to "create a new single image" after the new update, help?

[@valtaoi1586]

subsurface scattering is too much. it advisable not to put it more than 1 if modeling a realistic humans

[@munintheraven3646]

Finally, a tutorial of realistic skin that I don't have to deal with my messy UV map, this is helpful, thank you.

[@ingenarelitems]

bro you can make an asmr channel with that voice and mic quality.

[@its3amagain.]

Bro your presentation style is one of the best I have seen for Blender Tutorials. Makes it super easy to follow along. Please keep doing this.

[@nicolasgonzalez629]

i thought this was an old video but it's only two weeks old. your principled bdsf looks completelly different from the one in blender, specially since it's lacking the subsurface color. which addon did you activate?

[@user-iq2lg2vx1u]

Cool, but skin isn't so monotone on every place. Maybe vertex paint or photoshop will help us

[@netun9540]

How to apply mask to Voronoi Texture?

[@ibrahimayad6732]

That's not enough. We need more and more of this.

[@joshua42777]

Thank you for sharing this looks like a great starting point!

[@patrickanderson5927]

This video is so focused and clear. Keep up the great tuts!

[@sahlizzan2311]

sina! keep making good contents! i love how you breakdown each of the shader components!

[@imapotatohhh]

wow cool! thank you so much, can't wait to try it tomorrow. 🤩🤩

[@wolvAUS]

Dude you are talented. I’ve learned more from this video than any other ones.

[@michi-fv2mf]

Best video I have ever seen

[@trulex]

Superb! Thank you!

[@user-yi7vc7nt4l]

For those who concerned:

[@mch43856]

this is amazing ty!