@@artofjhill Hey ive got a question can i also do that with substance painter from steam, with in built texture and materials?? Or do i have to get external textures/ materials?
Finally someone came up with the real skin texturing process.. That really awesome. I wish there will be another part too for the whole body. Like how the skin texture will go for the rest of the body below neck with the same face color
You are one hell of an inspiration for me. I'm going from Digital painting/drawing, and expanding my skills to 3D, and you are an awesome teacher! Subscribed, Sir!
Just found your channel, this is amazing! Great mix of context, art history, hands on techniques and pro tips and your presence and presentation is phenomenal! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial man, you make such a complicated topic looks incredible easy, that's a trait of someone who really knows what is doing. Thank you for being this amazing artist and inspiring thousands of people just like me!!
This has really broken the ice for me getting into texturing properly, as I had dabbled and had some quick and dirty workarounds, but I love this manual approach. And best thing is it feels like the layering process I would use in photoshop. And can confirm this process still works with my old substance painter 2017 version. Thanks a ton!
It's because of videos like this one that people can say that nowadays you learn more on RUclips than at school! Impressive one J, full of useful knowledge.
@@chasingdaydreams2788 Basically, your skin has subtle color differences. Like purple under the eyelids, reds of the cheeks, blues or yellows around the mouth, etc. I recommend looking up references
so glad i'm looking at videos on people's methods for this, i would've never gone about making skin this way, i'd have done some stupid stacking of shit and struggled then failed thanks for this
tHANK YOU sir this is like the definitive guide to 3d character texturing. Just a minor request, as some has requested to, maybe a full body texture, tutorial or full body brush you can have for sale at artstation? that would be my dream!
I'm just getting into the Zbrush + Substance workfrlow. Thanks for the very in depth tutorial, definitely dropping a follow. The one thing I would have done for this girl model you shown is add lighter skin tones around the hair line as everything under her hair would recieve less sun and tend to be lighter than the rest of her face. Her part seemed pretty tan as well as around her harline around her face. But great work either way.
This is an amazing tutorial and refresher for me. I might takes this a step further and paint a hypodermis map to really sell things like veins under skin and tattoos. I built a custom shader in Unity to use this and tint the base layer to an Orange colour. Again, awesome tutorial.
@@artofjhill I'm headed home now to try out this technique, which should be quicker than the method used by Madeline Spencer, which involved creating a base layer, spraying everywhere, and then spraying a base again. So much work
You make the best character tutorials, J. Seriously. They're really helping me get over the roadblocks I've hit trying to transition to character art (from motion graphics) so thank you. I'd love to see another video like this that covers dark skin tones. Any chance you'll walk through / talk through that in the future?
There's a lot of good information here, thanks!. Would you consider doing another one of these for darker skin tones? I have been searching for a tutorial for ages and haven't found a good skin painting tutorial for like African Skin, Hispanic, or Indian skin for some time.
thanks for this very cool tutorial. Now I see all my mistakes in texturing realistic skin and I need to learn work in zbrush. Cause I know how modeling character but I can't sculpting the all this details in skin. Great work
This is sick J, thank you! Did you use mostly this same technique for your orc's skin? (obviously different colors, but just generally). I've always struggled painting non-human skin colors. Like, what kinds of colors would go into the Hulk's skin besides just green? etc etc.
yea for sure I did. And with that kind of stuff Basically it's the "skin Color" layer that changes. still use redness, blues and purples of hair follicles etc. The mixing of the colors is what helps look organic
Awesome work, J!
Thank you!
@@artofjhill Hey ive got a question can i also do that with substance painter from steam, with in built texture and materials?? Or do i have to get external textures/ materials?
Finally someone came up with the real skin texturing process.. That really awesome. I wish there will be another part too for the whole body. Like how the skin texture will go for the rest of the body below neck with the same face color
You are one hell of an inspiration for me. I'm going from Digital painting/drawing, and expanding my skills to 3D, and you are an awesome teacher! Subscribed, Sir!
Thank you man, I appreciate that. Have fun
This is the greatest skin tutorial I've ever watched! Thank you for your breakdown!
Appreciate that
I really appreciate the breakdown step by step, you give lots of pieces other tutorials don't, amazing work!
Glad you liked it! Cheers
Very helpful tutorial,No one does like you did an narration video over an hour.You are superb.being awesome like this.It will boost in my work
This is a very insightful video on texturing. Honestly the best out there. Keep up the great work J!
been watching Skin texturing tutorials i think this is one of the best, learned a lot thanks man
Thank you, happy to hear that
Just found your channel, this is amazing! Great mix of context, art history, hands on techniques and pro tips and your presence and presentation is phenomenal! Thank you!
thank you so much for the comment. glad you're liking the videos
Thank you so much for this tutorial man, you make such a complicated topic looks incredible easy, that's a trait of someone who really knows what is doing. Thank you for being this amazing artist and inspiring thousands of people just like me!!
Thank you for the comment and I hope it helps
This How To really increased my texturing skills. Thanks for sharing.
This has really broken the ice for me getting into texturing properly, as I had dabbled and had some quick and dirty workarounds, but I love this manual approach. And best thing is it feels like the layering process I would use in photoshop. And can confirm this process still works with my old substance painter 2017 version. Thanks a ton!
Glad to hear it
you are awesome!
I still remember when you commented on my old project on Artstation. I felt so honored :)
thank you for sharing your technique
Thank you. I’m sure your work was cool 😎
Finally, someone who opens the curtain to skin texturing!! Thank you J!!!
Some fantastic workflows in here, very nice.
It's because of videos like this one that people can say that nowadays you learn more on RUclips than at school!
Impressive one J, full of useful knowledge.
appreciate that. Glad you found it useful
wow i really want to try this now. Thanks again for putting these vids together it helps a ton
glad to hear it helps. Make something cool!
Look a video like this for AGES, thank you so much. My work definitely improve after your lessons
Another good reference for skin is subdermal color zones. I found adding those colors really brings so much more life to the peace.
What is subdermal color zones?
@@chasingdaydreams2788 Basically, your skin has subtle color differences. Like purple under the eyelids, reds of the cheeks, blues or yellows around the mouth, etc. I recommend looking up references
@@tytotech9498 so would this be done on a diffuse map or sss/translucency map?
@@chasingdaydreams2788 diffuse. just subtly painting on the colors. Like he does the purple under the eyes in here.
so glad i'm looking at videos on people's methods for this, i would've never gone about making skin this way, i'd have done some stupid stacking of shit and struggled then failed
thanks for this
You got it
Loved this video! I added this video into my helpful 3D modeling tips playlist :D
I appreciate it! 🙏
it’s great, I really needed this information, thanks for the video, and good luck with the new projects
Thank you. Glad you liked it
tHANK YOU sir this is like the definitive guide to 3d character texturing. Just a minor request, as some has requested to, maybe a full body texture, tutorial or full body brush you can have for sale at artstation? that would be my dream!
I just got to say thank you - I am having so much fun trying your process.
great, love to hear that. Enjoy
I'm just getting into the Zbrush + Substance workfrlow. Thanks for the very in depth tutorial, definitely dropping a follow. The one thing I would have done for this girl model you shown is add lighter skin tones around the hair line as everything under her hair would recieve less sun and tend to be lighter than the rest of her face. Her part seemed pretty tan as well as around her harline around her face. But great work either way.
This is an amazing tutorial and refresher for me. I might takes this a step further and paint a hypodermis map to really sell things like veins under skin and tattoos. I built a custom shader in Unity to use this and tint the base layer to an Orange colour. Again, awesome tutorial.
Sounds dope, glad you liked the video
@@artofjhill I'm headed home now to try out this technique, which should be quicker than the method used by Madeline Spencer, which involved creating a base layer, spraying everywhere, and then spraying a base again. So much work
Thank you, it was very educational and helpful!
Man I love this
J, you're the kind of artist to look up to. Thank you for these amazing tutorials you put out.
You make the best character tutorials, J. Seriously. They're really helping me get over the roadblocks I've hit trying to transition to character art (from motion graphics) so thank you. I'd love to see another video like this that covers dark skin tones. Any chance you'll walk through / talk through that in the future?
Thank you! That’s a good idea and I’ll write it down and hope to make something like that in the future. Cheers
@@artofjhill You da man. Thanks, J.
Thank you for putting so much effort and sharing so much!!!
You’re welcome! I hope it helps
finally someone created full video about skin in SP, thanks mate!
cheers, I hope it helps
Man this is truly one of the best tutorials I've ever followed, thanks to you I kinda feel like I have textured faces my whole life !
thank you for telling people to save as soon as they start a project. so many of my art buddies fight me on saving right away
can never save too soon or too much
It’s criminal how few subs you’ve got. Your art/tuts are amazing!
Appreciate that
This is insane! thank you for sharing
i need some more character's for my games too!thanks for the lessons baby! :)
I can´t even tell you how thankful I am. Seriously. I would love to see how you bring it into Maya and render it
Glad you liked it. Will do
helps me a lot,thanks!
You are awesome! It is sooo in time! Your explanations are the best :)
🙏
Love you’re work thank you so much !
Thank you glad you like it
Thanks J! This video is teaching me a LOT!!
Glad to hear it!
This is so great man!
Keep em coming!
Thank you, will do.
Golden tute for me. Period. As a SP beginner these are most valuable!
Happy to hear that. Have fun
this was so helpful thank you! I love your videos
🙏
really stoked for this i was waiting for that kind of tutorial!
tight, hope you like it then
@@artofjhill i love it! so much to learn from this
Oh super one 👏 pls bring us some latest tuts like u did during mold3d times, that was amazing too.
high quality stuff man!
I LOVE U FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL HIGH QUALITY CONTENT!!!!!
🙏
Thank u very much, as a beginner I learned A LOT!!
Glad to hear it
There's a lot of good information here, thanks!. Would you consider doing another one of these for darker skin tones? I have been searching for a tutorial for ages and haven't found a good skin painting tutorial for like African Skin, Hispanic, or Indian skin for some time.
Glad you liked it. I may do that for an upcoming character project. For now though, the techniques are the same just the colors would be different
So Good!!! Thank you so much JH!
glad you liked it!
Great tutorial! Thanks.
nice as always man pretty cool vid
Just what I needed thank you so muchhhh
You got it
Great stuff! Thank you 👍
Thank you J it was really helpful!
Glad to hear it!
Great step-by-step tutorial!
Thanks this is what i'm looking for
Thanks a lot for sharing your technics!!
for sure, hope it helps
wow really appreciate this video's step by step process workflow
once you understand it we can easily replicate in any software
😁
Thanks for sharing for a newbie like me. You have a lot of talents, I will be one of your students... thank you very much Jhill
Happy you liked it
thanks J, great tutorial!! thanks for your time
Glad you liked it, I hope it helps
thanks for this very cool tutorial. Now I see all my mistakes in texturing realistic skin and I need to learn work in zbrush. Cause I know how modeling character but I can't sculpting the all this details in skin. Great work
Have fun!
Amazing tutorial. I have just learned Substance Painter :) ;) Thanks
Thanks for this. Hopefully it helps me texture my characters skin.
Me too. Gl
Amazing tutorial! Thank you J
Glad you liked it
Awesome info J! I'm trying to nail a project and your techniques will help greatly! Gained a sub here!
Glad to hear it. I hope it helps! 🤘
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
Np I hope it helps
Perfect work
amazing!!!!! u are the best! TY
Very good work J. Rather informative workflow. Thanks
Glad you liked it
Absolutely Loved it!!!!!😍
Glad you liked it!
Omg Jay! You are the best human being!!!!
Thank you so so so so so so much for sharing that!
Number 1, no jokes!
haha thank you man, glad you like it. I hope it helps
This is GOLD, thanks a lot
Glad to hear it
amazing tutorial. worth watching several times :-)
This is amazing 🤯🤯🤯, thank you very much!!
I hope it helps!
Thank u so much for this content!
For sure!
Awesome video, thank you so much!
Hope it helps
thx for your tutorial!
You got it. Hope it helps
Wow, that was amazing thanks! I'm just curious about how it would look like inside SP with their SSS.
Not as good but aight
I'm really exciting keep going i will wait you
This is sick J, thank you! Did you use mostly this same technique for your orc's skin? (obviously different colors, but just generally). I've always struggled painting non-human skin colors. Like, what kinds of colors would go into the Hulk's skin besides just green? etc etc.
yea for sure I did. And with that kind of stuff Basically it's the "skin Color" layer that changes. still use redness, blues and purples of hair follicles etc. The mixing of the colors is what helps look organic
This tutorial is a life saver 🙏
Glad you found it helpful
My Man! Another amazing tutorial! You saved me again :D
I got you
KILLING IT J! You NEED to come back on the podcast and catch up with us :)
I'm down :)
Awesome tutorial! Really useful tips
Glad you got something from it
Thank you for your tutorial, I have a question
Do you have any tutorials on how to make a sss map?
Thank you!
You got it
This is amazing J!
Glad you like it. I hope it helps
damn man you are awesome for posting this thank you
i love your work , thank tutorial
Thank you 🙏
Amazing. Thanks a lot!
for sure, hope it helps!
I'm amazed how I just found this right at the same time I gotta start texturing a character
awesome, I hope it helps out
He made it for you 😎
Awesome tutorial man ty. Also, you have very nice eyes!
Thank you 👀
The best lecture, you are the god of Substance painter. I love you
Love you back
I improved alot from watching this Thanks alot
Awesome. Love to hear that. Make some cool stuff
thanks bro🙃🙃🙃. very hard work
Great work !
Thank you
Wow. All of your videos are amazing! I'm watching all of your videos first, then my professor's. Lol