This is so amazing!! While watching you sculpt, I was also able to appreciate the original illustrator, and the details of their work. I love watching artists studying other artists; it's like a secret wordless language that only artists share where the concept of "exposure" doesn't exist!
Hey, thanks alot for your videos, really inspiring and helpfull ! Could you go a bit more in detail at what you did exactlly at 12:01 when you dynamshed the part of the face together and project details because as a beginner I have a few interogation : - Did you project detail from the subd part of the faces to your new dynameshed face or is the opposite and you dynameshed the face together to make more detail and project those on the face you zremeshed a bit later ? - By any chance, do you have any source of tutorial on projection details ? Again thanks alot for your work !
Hey, thank you so much that you saw my video and try to learn from it. It makes me happy to realize that people are actually analyze my videos that way. So first you have your base mesh, made from primitives. You can add as much detail as you want to this stage but I leave it mostly pretty basic and work on proportions first. Then create a copy from it when you are happy with the proportions and dynamesh the geometry together on the copy. Now you can work on details on the dynameshed head. When you are happy with your details make a copy again and ZRemesh the head at a low resolution. Now project the details on the "better" remeshed head. You even can project your poly paint if you already have some. It's a very dynamic and staigt forward process that's why I love using ZBrush so much. I hope I could help you with my answer.
@@EllieWilliams-ju3zm Hey, thank you for your question. actually you do not need to do it when you do 3d printing because the details are so small, they do not apear on a printing. but when you struggle with keeping lines like the eye lids clean and nice, you should do it for printing modeles too. I hope this helps you to make your printing models. happy sculpting! :)
@@viktor-moorThank you, I would also like to ask if this photo of Moritz Cremer can be used as a public profile photo? Does copyright law prohibit this?
@@Matix_00053 Copyrights are very complex and are different from county to county. of course the 2d artwork of Moritz Cremer is under his copyright. But usually 2d artists have no problem when you use their work for your own interpretation. However you are not allowed to sell the artwork etc.
thank you! there's no other thing that relax me so much that looking you sculpting!! if i can ask you something, what software are you using for the reference image on overlay? i use zbrush spotlight or also opening the image on other screen, but the zbrush spotlight is so unconfortable, i have to open and close so often.......... :(
Hey thank you very much 😊 I don’t like to use sport light too. I know what you mean. I just open my reference in any image preview in the background. I use the see through function of zbrush. You find the slider at the top right. I hope that helps you 😊
Hey, I use a Wacom Intous 4. I own it for over 10 years now and it's absolutlly worth it. I got two tablets from Huion just for testing. They are good too. But because I'm a tech noob I didn't create a review for them. Just used them for sculpting.
I have to see how the channel develops. Many of you like to have more beginner tutorials, actually there are so many beginner tutorials out there, I don’t know if I can add something new to that. We will see 😊
hey, good question. it always depends on your portfolio. if you have a strong 3D portfolio you can apply to a job but I think after 6 months you popably do not have a strong portfolio. if you like check out my patreon, there I have a some videos about portfolio etc.
Hello Kaktusbaer, gibt es von dir auch irgendwelche Kurse oder Skillshare. Möchte mich auf dem Gebiet ausweiten und selbst druckbare Minis erstellen. Wir sind ein YT Channel und möchten für eine Kampagne eigenen Minis kreieren. glg
Hi Mikiwa, thank you for your interest. Yes I am offering live trainings or feedbacks on my patreon. I am available for commission too, if you need help with your project.
Hey thanks. You can join my patreon and support me doing these videos. Creating tutorials requires more work and time. The more support I get the more tutorials I can create.
Looks good, but I feel you didn't capture the facial features correctly, the lips specially, such volume and thickness is more in line with negroid ethnicity, also the nose seems too long looking at the reference, otherwise, the rest is mighty fine
Hi, there is no klick by klick tutorial. But, when you follow my subtitles you get a better idea how I created this sculpt. Or you can subscribe to my patreon to get live lessons
you’re criminally underrated
thank you very much 🙂
man... it is the first speedsculpt i watch to the beggining until the end. Congrats, was just wonderfull and relaxing to watch.
Thank you very much 😊
Please checkout my other videos too. Maybe there are some other you like 👍
This is so amazing!! While watching you sculpt, I was also able to appreciate the original illustrator, and the details of their work. I love watching artists studying other artists; it's like a secret wordless language that only artists share where the concept of "exposure" doesn't exist!
Thank you so much 😊
Yes as a 3D artist you have to pay a lot of attention to details and you need to know what the original idea of the concepts was.
This is such a great video, thanks! It's super interesting to see your process. I have lots to learn about Zbrush
@@RyanLykos thank you very much. Nice to hear that you liked it 😊👋
watched few of your vids and just wanted to say that you do great and inspiring work, ty for sharing and keep'em coming!
Thank you so much. Makes me so happy to read such feedback ☺️
SO BEAUTIFUL!!! really good job!!!
Thank you 😊
thank you for your videos, your work inspires me
You are welcome. I hope you enjoyed it 😊
really nice workflow!
Thank you 😊
what tools you use in 18:30 ?? paint it black on the edge and then what?
I use poly color to poly groups to cleanup the surface
amazing work
Thank you 😊
Hey, thanks alot for your videos, really inspiring and helpfull !
Could you go a bit more in detail at what you did exactlly at 12:01 when you dynamshed the part of the face together and project details because as a beginner I have a few interogation :
- Did you project detail from the subd part of the faces to your new dynameshed face or is the opposite and you dynameshed the face together to make more detail and project those on the face you zremeshed a bit later ?
- By any chance, do you have any source of tutorial on projection details ?
Again thanks alot for your work !
Hey, thank you so much that you saw my video and try to learn from it. It makes me happy to realize that people are actually analyze my videos that way.
So first you have your base mesh, made from primitives. You can add as much detail as you want to this stage but I leave it mostly pretty basic and work on proportions first.
Then create a copy from it when you are happy with the proportions and dynamesh the geometry together on the copy. Now you can work on details on the dynameshed head. When you are happy with your details make a copy again and ZRemesh the head at a low resolution. Now project the details on the "better" remeshed head. You even can project your poly paint if you already have some. It's a very dynamic and staigt forward process that's why I love using ZBrush so much.
I hope I could help you with my answer.
@@viktor-moor Thx a lot, that's really helpful, looking forward for your next videos !
@@viktor-moor I have a question too. You wouldn't want to do this if you were sculpting a mesh for physical 3D printing right?
@@EllieWilliams-ju3zm Hey, thank you for your question. actually you do not need to do it when you do 3d printing because the details are so small, they do not apear on a printing. but when you struggle with keeping lines like the eye lids clean and nice, you should do it for printing modeles too.
I hope this helps you to make your printing models. happy sculpting! :)
One of the best speedsculpt chars i seen so far, even music so cool 😂
Thank you so much 😊
This vid is truly inspiring
Thanks. That makes me happy to hear that you get inspiration from my videos.
this is really cool
Thank you 😊
Amazing video
Thank you very much 😊
What kind of character is this? Beautiful work of art.
@@Matix_00053 hey thank you 😊
It’s Daenerys from Game of Thrones
@@viktor-moorThank you, I would also like to ask if this photo of Moritz Cremer can be used as a public profile photo? Does copyright law prohibit this?
@@Matix_00053 Copyrights are very complex and are different from county to county. of course the 2d artwork of Moritz Cremer is under his copyright. But usually 2d artists have no problem when you use their work for your own interpretation. However you are not allowed to sell the artwork etc.
@@viktor-moorOkay, Thank you.
Your art is super dope! I am curious though, what are your typical camera settings when you try to align your sculpt with the reference?
Hey thank you 😊
Good question, actually I mostly use the default settings.
thank you for your work!!!
Thank you :)
Great work!
Where did you get that sound?
Thank you. The song is from pixabay
Great job, very like you video :) keep the good work !
Thank you so much 😊🙏
what scene world node you are using? . Ofcourse amazing work!
Thank you. What is scene world node? You mean the environment texture?
Very nice 👍
Thank you :)
thank you! there's no other thing that relax me so much that looking you sculpting!! if i can ask you something, what software are you using for the reference image on overlay? i use zbrush spotlight or also opening the image on other screen, but the zbrush spotlight is so unconfortable, i have to open and close so often.......... :(
Hey thank you very much 😊
I don’t like to use sport light too. I know what you mean. I just open my reference in any image preview in the background. I use the see through function of zbrush. You find the slider at the top right.
I hope that helps you 😊
@@viktor-moor great tip! thank you!
PureRef is also a great option, you can even mirror and cut images inside of it
@ you are right. It’s an external tool, but very helpful 👍
What kind of tablet are you utilizing for sculpting?
Hey, I use a Wacom Intous 4. I own it for over 10 years now and it's absolutlly worth it.
I got two tablets from Huion just for testing. They are good too. But because I'm a tech noob I didn't create a review for them. Just used them for sculpting.
if you don't mine can you share your config file of your ZBRUSH UI i like it very much
hey thank you for your interest.
here you can download my UI:
www.patreon.com/posts/custom-ui-update-94781096
Wow , Greatttttt.
But u can show me link music? 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you. The music is from pixabay
May I suggest sculpting Penny from "The Rescuers" next?
Hi, thank you for your suggestion. I will see if I find a good and interesting art design of that character 👋
Please make zbrush tutorial for beginners please
I have to see how the channel develops.
Many of you like to have more beginner tutorials, actually there are so many beginner tutorials out there, I don’t know if I can add something new to that. We will see 😊
I am a new comer, I have an artistic background. If I start 3D - in general.woukd 6 months be okay to get ajob in this domain?
Thanks
hey, good question. it always depends on your portfolio. if you have a strong 3D portfolio you can apply to a job but I think after 6 months you popably do not have a strong portfolio. if you like check out my patreon, there I have a some videos about portfolio etc.
Love that so doop❤❤
Thank you 😊
it is zbrush ! its UI looks different. mine is orange
Yes it’s ZBrush. You can modify the colors 😊
Hello Kaktusbaer, gibt es von dir auch irgendwelche Kurse oder Skillshare. Möchte mich auf dem Gebiet ausweiten und selbst druckbare Minis erstellen. Wir sind ein YT Channel und möchten für eine Kampagne eigenen Minis kreieren. glg
Hi Mikiwa, thank you for your interest. Yes I am offering live trainings or feedbacks on my patreon.
I am available for commission too, if you need help with your project.
How long did it take me to do it all??
hey, sorry I missed your question.
It took me about 6h of sculpting and some time for video editing on top.
Reminds somehow the style of Albion Online
Thanks 😊
showwwwwwwww😀👍👍👍👍👍👍
peak
Thanks 😊
Nice work to bad its just a timelapse not a walkthrough….
Hey thanks. You can join my patreon and support me doing these videos. Creating tutorials requires more work and time. The more support I get the more tutorials I can create.
Just slow the speed 😂
Looks good, but I feel you didn't capture the facial features correctly, the lips specially, such volume and thickness is more in line with negroid ethnicity, also the nose seems too long looking at the reference, otherwise, the rest is mighty fine
Thank you.
Actually full lips are not reserved by any specific ethnic group. I just wanted her to look like that.
Is there a full tut available for us mere mortals???
Hi, there is no klick by klick tutorial. But, when you follow my subtitles you get a better idea how I created this sculpt.
Or you can subscribe to my patreon to get live lessons