I always watch an episode or two of the shows I like during lunch and you are right, most of the days I just end up binge-watching about 5 episodes. I have tried using a timer, creating a list etc.. but ended up ditching those habits..time to get back at it...Thanks for the Video man.
I know this is kind of late but I’m going through it right now with drawing and I just starting to sculpt and it’s got it’s differences but thanks for the line of motivation I’ll keep at it and you do as well I’m sure you have grown a lot in 8 months and I want to congratulate you on it lol but thank you
I find myself focusing on things I naturally want to do that I can lose myself in. An example would be I can lose myself for days at a time focusing on machining/fabricating and then assembling custom parts to make watches. That mixed with wanting to sculpt kind of led me to using a more engineering style approach to creating jointed dolls focusing on the mechanisms and shapes trying to replicate life (I have a slight obsession with automatons and clockwork dolls...I've also been obsessed with Ghost in the Shell since the 95 film so it kind of adds up). With that I spent hundreds of hours learning how to hand make clothing, accessories, etc to create something I felt accomplished my goal. If it isn't one of my obsessions I just have to force myself to do it which is nigh impossible. Not impossible though, just a very very long process since I find it extremely hard to focus on other things.
good tips overall! if you have adhd like me, though, you may find that you paradoxically need a little bit of distraction while you work to keep from getting so understimulated that you let yourself get completely off track. doing things like working on voice calls with my friends or listening to a podcast might keep me from having absolute undivided attention on my work, but it also keeps me from taking a break to look at social media or check my messages and completely derail from my task. that kind of total laser focus yan describes may not work for you, so you might need to find a compromise for yourself.
I have ADHD as well, pretty severe too. I usually put on a playlist of music when I want to get some work done, like writing chapters for stories or creating sketches of new characters haha
same here, I need background noise to keep my focus so I don't get constantly distracted by all of the things around me, so if I have a RUclips video playing in the background it's just there for the noise and stimuli so I can focus on my work. I think a lot of non-adhd people don't quite understand that and think I'm using RUclips to distract me from my work when I'm really using it to help me focus
I love it when my fave artists gives advise,another piece of advise i would give is bite sized project learning,its when you take that grand idea you want to make,break it up and watch tutorials for each individual component while working on a mini project that isn't the main eg want to you make a giant robot,break it up,learn hardsuface modeling and make an arm,then when thats done,do another mini project and push it a step further eg make a hardsuface leg,then texture it.To me whats important in art is showing something in the end and i find with project based learning instead of having 1 big project you have multiple pieces to show and they help show your progress as an artist
Needed to hear this, thank you :( i keep breaking my habits when i try to sustain a schedule, it's so helpful to be specific with goals especially when you have focus problems
Thank you for making this! Its helpful to see that even seasoned professionals must fight to maintain their craft at all times. Your analytical approach makes it easy to identify the problems an artist can experience. Can’t wait to hear more good advice on the next one! ;)
Interesting topic. I find that almost all of the time what causes me to break habits is external events. For example, when family or friends out of state come over for a week or when there is a deadline crunch at work that makes you work major overtime hours for a week.
hope this helps people, would love to see more 3D art than now, i thought i was being lazy some years ago, turns out i wasn't eating well and not nearly enough to stay active, began drinking and eating more, now i model and sculpt every single day, at least 3 hours per day, sometimes all day long when i have a free day. I completely agree with placing timers, for practice it is essential to differentiate what you're working on, obsessing on a single thing kills off your process, or rather, slows it down a lot.
Last year I drew something every day. I knew that this would create a habit of drawing more often, but what I didn't know was that it would fuse the ins and outs of the program I use into my BONES. And that after 2019 was over, and I didn't have any restrictions, or even expectations in place, that I would get a years worth of pent up creativity bursting through me. 10/10 do reccomend.
Thank you for this video. Its extremely relevant to my situation. Art has become painful due to some chronic conditions that I have, and this video gave me some ideas on how to push past them. Consistency and pacing are so important to habit forming. Thanks again
on the topic of habit formation. I turned around my eating habits by being really extreme, no more eating out, taking food matters into my own hands, only getting the healthy choices, which at first was very challenging. I craved so hard for the bad stuff and eventually I slipped up and like YanSculpts said in the video, one slip up can cause a lot of trouble. So my Skillset wasn't really adapted to constrain myself for an extended period but I found, what is considered to be the hard part, the easiest. By repeating to get rid of my bad habit frequently, it eventually got my norm and I am now in a place, where I rarely eat out, not even wanting to. It was the starting over again, repeatedly, which helped me a great deal in forming this habit. The gist is that you should not be afraid of not nailing anything the first time around but to not start over again. You'd be surprised what your body really remembers in the long run.
tbh i used to always stream my work no matter what personal project it was, the idea of people watching me or watching this in the future helped me not pause for watching the odd clip here n there or wanting to check if anyone was on to play games with
Gonna watch in a moment, after I went out with the dog. Yan you're a big inspiration for me and helped me find my goals for Blender and 3D in general. Thank you! Edit: The most important thing in the video and what you also very often talk about is habits. It is true what you said, habits in the first place are the things that makes me lazy. For example skipping a homework because it is "just" 5% of my final grade and it is very annoying to do. Or instead of getting right back to working on something I take my phone to the toilet and read for 30 minutes and more. There are even more harmful habits. I didn't like brushing my teeth for over 10 years and now I can't always get myself to do it and they are very yellow. One tooth of mine is basically just filling and it can't be changed. There are so many more I could talk about, but I think you get the gist. The difficulty now is, breaking the lazy habits to replace them with productive habits. You will ALWAYS feel like "Ahh come on I can just skip today" or "I'll just do it later, the story is too good right now to stop reading". We need to overcome this. The timer is a very very good idea, I always set 30 minute timers with 10 minute breaks because my ADD just always gets me after some time. And you also need to listen to the timer I think, because even if you're in a flow right now, after a short time you can get distracted again very easily, maybe you suddenly see a cool video on YT or someone messages you on discord. Keep that for the break. Thank you so much Yan. You're always very helpful and I can't thank you enough!
Here's a great tip: keep a journal. Every day you wake up, start your entry. That's it. Been working out great for me so far. I'm using Visual Studio Code and one file that's just in markdown format. Inserting new entry is just pressing a key combination and it inserts timestamps.
in my case watching my favorite Show(RUclips videos) after the work completes is the best way to stick to the work Which will help me to make a new habit
I try to move from type to type to get get board with a certain skill. I Program / Sculpt / Design terrain / And I'm leaning music. I love creation in general
@@-hello6177 No I'm just a jack of trades. I don't look at TV, I create. I'm the solo dev of an RPG that is using a system i wrote my self. Self learned art, music and most things. I progress in many thing not just one. This has helped me alot at work creating casino games and system design.
I dont even sculpt anymore but still come back to this channel because of those narratives I started learning music production instead, and turns out those tips still apply the same good content :)
You ever know when you love something so much to the point where you just don’t know what to do? That’s me with your Rem model. I don’t know why but I feel like I could just stare at it all day. Yaaa it’s a bit weird, but keep up the great work!
I honestly think this is my favourite advice because I suffer from Chronic Laziness. From Monday onwards, I will be taking your advice and get back to Blender and drawing!
How do you do the rigging so easily? I have a lot of hard time with that part after the sculpting/modelling. Do you have a tutorial specifically on rigging?
I'm too curious about this, I tough it was impossible to rig a sculpted character. When I try I got a lot of errors and in the end it's not possible. I see in the videos that he don't use dyntopology, it may be because of that. If you don't use dyntopo and start with a lot of subdivision sheres may be the rigging will be ok. I'll try, i'll see!
Iirc, you need a good topology with quads for rigging & posing. Dyntopo doesn't care about that so you may be right about that. However, remeshing your sculpt afterwards may fix this
Laziness is not a bad thing, depends on how you use it, use it to your advantage. I am lazy, that make me look for the easiest and fastest ways to do things, I use it to evolve my workflow, skills, programs, etc. That helped me do thing more efficient than others and I get more work done, special with programming, but helps also with digital art and 3d projects.
One of the ways I managed to get myself to work was basically to make others force me to do something, or to put myself in a situation where I can't step back and say "meh, I'll do that later". As an example, I worked with a friend of mine on an arts class subject, which was to create a short which could be made with whatever techniques we wanted, whether it was a simple slideshow of drawings, some traditional animation, whatever. With my friend, we said "fu*k it, let's make something in 3D with Blender". We both never had classes of 3D whatsoever, we only used Blender for small projects, and we threw ourselves into making a full-fledged 3D animated short movie. As stupid as this sounded, we actually managed to make a decent-looking, 10-minutes long movie and successfully finish it on time (we had quite a struggle towards the end though), and I realized that once I'm into something, I can deliver things I never knew I could achieve. Of course it was a billion miles away from a Pixar movie, but damn we were proud of our thing.
Right now I'm just trying to focus one single goal. Draw. Every. Day. That means between midnight one night and the midnight of the next, I have to have spent some time drawing on my tablet. Even if it's just a few minutes. The sketchbook doesn't count. 3d stuff in Blender doesn't. What I want is to in the back of my head be asking myself if I've drawn today. It's already yielding benefits.
For me it’s not laziness it’s all the damn loop holes technology puts creative people through just to create a simple sphere,etc. as creators we want to be able to jump in a simply create not deal with layers of technical barriers.
We share the same bad habits and I find it so hard to break it, and recently I’ve watched re:zero and other animes when having meals that kept me procrastinating, this video came out at such a coincidental time😂 I tend to watch one episode after completing a portion of task on hand and I had to remind myself to get back on working once I’m done with my break, it’s also important to have good sleep and health to prevent tiredness as it tends to lead to procrastination🤧
I made a personal playlist for everything 3D related. That way, every time I find a video for a cool tutorial or something interesting, but it's too long and I don't have the time or motivation for it, I can just throw it into the playlist, and then get cracking when I've got time set aside, and have a huge backlog of practice, tutorials or theory to work on
Tbh I really needed this I have always been lazy and when I do attempt to make something pleple say I should do it more often and I want to so I can improve more I just have no idea how I can make myself efficiently productive so thanks for this video! I like to code and build models btw.
I love those tips and really want to gt into sculpting, ut at the moment unniversity and other priority stuff is keeping me away from actually sinking the hours into it.... life is always in the way
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Best advice in this video in short: "Dont be a lazy Bob."
Every Bob watching this:
"I feel personally attacked"
@@kaylaa2204 Triggered
@@bobbybob2882 ...did you change your display name just for this reply?
bob being short for bellend :D
Bob is the best lazy in animal crossing
I'll watch that later.
I just noticed the fucking joke there :facepalm:
saved to playlist
haha~
Go home, you don't even know who you are, Josuke.
Yare Yare
Man I would love even just a simple tutorial on a character like this
His channel is full of tutorials that in the end teach you how to do "this". And also his courses on gumroad/patreon are exactly for that.
YOUR SCULPTURE OF REM IS THE CUTEST I'VE EVER SEEN💕💕🌸🌸
Best girl
I always watch an episode or two of the shows I like during lunch and you are right, most of the days I just end up binge-watching about 5 episodes. I have tried using a timer, creating a list etc.. but ended up ditching those habits..time to get back at it...Thanks for the Video man.
As someone who can feel like plateauing in my creative endeavors, this is an incredible reminder to keep at productive habits - thank you.
I know this is kind of late but I’m going through it right now with drawing and I just starting to sculpt and it’s got it’s differences but thanks for the line of motivation I’ll keep at it and you do as well I’m sure you have grown a lot in 8 months and I want to congratulate you on it lol but thank you
Therapist: "3D rem isn't real, she can't hurt you"
3D rem:
I'd let 3D Rem hurt me Kappa
I find myself focusing on things I naturally want to do that I can lose myself in. An example would be I can lose myself for days at a time focusing on machining/fabricating and then assembling custom parts to make watches. That mixed with wanting to sculpt kind of led me to using a more engineering style approach to creating jointed dolls focusing on the mechanisms and shapes trying to replicate life (I have a slight obsession with automatons and clockwork dolls...I've also been obsessed with Ghost in the Shell since the 95 film so it kind of adds up). With that I spent hundreds of hours learning how to hand make clothing, accessories, etc to create something I felt accomplished my goal.
If it isn't one of my obsessions I just have to force myself to do it which is nigh impossible. Not impossible though, just a very very long process since I find it extremely hard to focus on other things.
good tips overall! if you have adhd like me, though, you may find that you paradoxically need a little bit of distraction while you work to keep from getting so understimulated that you let yourself get completely off track. doing things like working on voice calls with my friends or listening to a podcast might keep me from having absolute undivided attention on my work, but it also keeps me from taking a break to look at social media or check my messages and completely derail from my task. that kind of total laser focus yan describes may not work for you, so you might need to find a compromise for yourself.
I have ADHD as well, pretty severe too. I usually put on a playlist of music when I want to get some work done, like writing chapters for stories or creating sketches of new characters haha
same here, I need background noise to keep my focus so I don't get constantly distracted by all of the things around me, so if I have a RUclips video playing in the background it's just there for the noise and stimuli so I can focus on my work. I think a lot of non-adhd people don't quite understand that and think I'm using RUclips to distract me from my work when I'm really using it to help me focus
I love it when my fave artists gives advise,another piece of advise i would give is bite sized project learning,its when you take that grand idea you want to make,break it up and watch tutorials for each individual component while working on a mini project that isn't the main eg want to you make a giant robot,break it up,learn hardsuface modeling and make an arm,then when thats done,do another mini project and push it a step further eg make a hardsuface leg,then texture it.To me whats important in art is showing something in the end and i find with project based learning instead of having 1 big project you have multiple pieces to show and they help show your progress as an artist
Best advice in this video : having a regular sleeping schedule.
Needed to hear this, thank you :( i keep breaking my habits when i try to sustain a schedule, it's so helpful to be specific with goals especially when you have focus problems
I needed this video, I have added it to my watch later list, will watch it next week.
Thank you for making this! Its helpful to see that even seasoned professionals must fight to maintain their craft at all times. Your analytical approach makes it easy to identify the problems an artist can experience. Can’t wait to hear more good advice on the next one! ;)
AMAZING AS ALWAYS!
The way you make it feels like it’s nothing o.o - Smooth non stop works like a pro
Bro you are so inspiring and helpful-
By the way: I would love to see a step by step character progress video thing (lmao) again
Interesting topic. I find that almost all of the time what causes me to break habits is external events. For example, when family or friends out of state come over for a week or when there is a deadline crunch at work that makes you work major overtime hours for a week.
I'll try to follow your advices, will do my best!
Good luck, thanks for the video!
That format of video is pretty good. The sculpt turns out fantastic and the advices are useful.
This sculpt of Rem is like Overwatch style
hope this helps people, would love to see more 3D art than now, i thought i was being lazy some years ago, turns out i wasn't eating well and not nearly enough to stay active, began drinking and eating more, now i model and sculpt every single day, at least 3 hours per day, sometimes all day long when i have a free day.
I completely agree with placing timers, for practice it is essential to differentiate what you're working on, obsessing on a single thing kills off your process, or rather, slows it down a lot.
Last year I drew something every day. I knew that this would create a habit of drawing more often, but what I didn't know was that it would fuse the ins and outs of the program I use into my BONES. And that after 2019 was over, and I didn't have any restrictions, or even expectations in place, that I would get a years worth of pent up creativity bursting through me.
10/10 do reccomend.
Thank you for this video. Its extremely relevant to my situation. Art has become painful due to some chronic conditions that I have, and this video gave me some ideas on how to push past them. Consistency and pacing are so important to habit forming. Thanks again
Great content, you make everything seem so easy!!! Love that, I could say your videos are therapeutic!
Your videos help me build up the habit of getting a productive mindset :D
Its wild how much re zero stuff keeps coming up in my recommended. Cant wait for season 2
Rezero s2 is already ongoing actually
One of the most under appreciated channels on youtube
This guy give’s Dani Vibes, I’m subscribing
I'll add this to watch later and might watch it someday.
on the topic of habit formation. I turned around my eating habits by being really extreme, no more eating out, taking food matters into my own hands, only getting the healthy choices, which at first was very challenging. I craved so hard for the bad stuff and eventually I slipped up and like YanSculpts said in the video, one slip up can cause a lot of trouble. So my Skillset wasn't really adapted to constrain myself for an extended period but I found, what is considered to be the hard part, the easiest. By repeating to get rid of my bad habit frequently, it eventually got my norm and I am now in a place, where I rarely eat out, not even wanting to. It was the starting over again, repeatedly, which helped me a great deal in forming this habit.
The gist is that you should not be afraid of not nailing anything the first time around but to not start over again. You'd be surprised what your body really remembers in the long run.
Your skills always amaze me, dude! Very well done
tbh i used to always stream my work no matter what personal project it was, the idea of people watching me or watching this in the future helped me not pause for watching the odd clip here n there or wanting to check if anyone was on to play games with
That was the most perfect video i've ever seen.
Gonna watch in a moment, after I went out with the dog. Yan you're a big inspiration for me and helped me find my goals for Blender and 3D in general.
Thank you!
Edit:
The most important thing in the video and what you also very often talk about is habits. It is true what you said, habits in the first place are the things that makes me lazy. For example skipping a homework because it is "just" 5% of my final grade and it is very annoying to do. Or instead of getting right back to working on something I take my phone to the toilet and read for 30 minutes and more.
There are even more harmful habits. I didn't like brushing my teeth for over 10 years and now I can't always get myself to do it and they are very yellow. One tooth of mine is basically just filling and it can't be changed.
There are so many more I could talk about, but I think you get the gist.
The difficulty now is, breaking the lazy habits to replace them with productive habits. You will ALWAYS feel like "Ahh come on I can just skip today" or "I'll just do it later, the story is too good right now to stop reading". We need to overcome this.
The timer is a very very good idea, I always set 30 minute timers with 10 minute breaks because my ADD just always gets me after some time. And you also need to listen to the timer I think, because even if you're in a flow right now, after a short time you can get distracted again very easily, maybe you suddenly see a cool video on YT or someone messages you on discord. Keep that for the break.
Thank you so much Yan. You're always very helpful and I can't thank you enough!
Here's a great tip: keep a journal. Every day you wake up, start your entry. That's it. Been working out great for me so far. I'm using Visual Studio Code and one file that's just in markdown format. Inserting new entry is just pressing a key combination and it inserts timestamps.
Man, you are awesome!
I needed to hear it, thanks.
i'd love too see you sculpt some attack on titan character, great video as always :)
in my case watching my favorite Show(RUclips videos) after the work completes is the best way to stick to the work
Which will help me to make a new habit
WHAT
HOW ARE YOU SO GOOD
I try to move from type to type to get get board with a certain skill. I Program / Sculpt / Design terrain / And I'm leaning music. I love creation in general
so you've been sabotaging yourself? Big OOF
@@-hello6177 No I'm just a jack of trades. I don't look at TV, I create. I'm the solo dev of an RPG that is using a system i wrote my self. Self learned art, music and most things. I progress in many thing not just one. This has helped me alot at work creating casino games and system design.
@@shoiko Yes! loving creation over all is an awesome personality type! Change the game!
See I'm too depressed to do art consistently even though art helps my depression. Its an endless cycle.
I feel you, i'm in the same situation
x2
Thank you very much for your precious advices. I think I will try again to make learning blender a habit.
I dont even sculpt anymore but still come back to this channel because of those narratives
I started learning music production instead, and turns out those tips still apply the same
good content :)
Oh interesting, glad you still enjoy the content and good luck with the music!
Beautiful
You ever know when you love something so much to the point where you just don’t know what to do? That’s me with your Rem model. I don’t know why but I feel like I could just stare at it all day. Yaaa it’s a bit weird, but keep up the great work!
Wow outstanding work I am so inspire
Sweet sculpt!
yan you are amazing
This is just a suggestion, but you should do Nezuko from the Demon Slayer.
RUclips videos are my distraction, but I still appriciate the video!
@6:30 that hit home way to hard... I've been trying to start a new project lately and somehow I ended up a season in one sitting.
wow thats the exact thing i was thinking before i checked the notifications
I honestly think this is my favourite advice because I suffer from Chronic Laziness.
From Monday onwards, I will be taking your advice and get back to Blender and drawing!
I'll start doing this from tomorrow...for sure
This cute and creative you have a cool talent, when i grow up i want to draw 3D like you😊:3
I only have one thing to say,
Your skill is amazing!
This is actually really helpful.
Thanks! I will make sure to keep up the habits and break the lazy bob'ness
great tips!
You make 3D looks so easy wtf
How do you do the rigging so easily? I have a lot of hard time with that part after the sculpting/modelling. Do you have a tutorial specifically on rigging?
I'm too curious about this, I tough it was impossible to rig a sculpted character. When I try I got a lot of errors and in the end it's not possible. I see in the videos that he don't use dyntopology, it may be because of that. If you don't use dyntopo and start with a lot of subdivision sheres may be the rigging will be ok. I'll try, i'll see!
Iirc, you need a good topology with quads for rigging & posing. Dyntopo doesn't care about that so you may be right about that. However, remeshing your sculpt afterwards may fix this
Nice Vid! And beautiful model
Laziness is not a bad thing, depends on how you use it, use it to your advantage. I am lazy, that make me look for the easiest and fastest ways to do things, I use it to evolve my workflow, skills, programs, etc. That helped me do thing more efficient than others and I get more work done, special with programming, but helps also with digital art and 3d projects.
One of the ways I managed to get myself to work was basically to make others force me to do something, or to put myself in a situation where I can't step back and say "meh, I'll do that later".
As an example, I worked with a friend of mine on an arts class subject, which was to create a short which could be made with whatever techniques we wanted, whether it was a simple slideshow of drawings, some traditional animation, whatever. With my friend, we said "fu*k it, let's make something in 3D with Blender".
We both never had classes of 3D whatsoever, we only used Blender for small projects, and we threw ourselves into making a full-fledged 3D animated short movie.
As stupid as this sounded, we actually managed to make a decent-looking, 10-minutes long movie and successfully finish it on time (we had quite a struggle towards the end though), and I realized that once I'm into something, I can deliver things I never knew I could achieve.
Of course it was a billion miles away from a Pixar movie, but damn we were proud of our thing.
Thank you so much for these tips! I’m going to try them out!
Right now I'm just trying to focus one single goal. Draw. Every. Day.
That means between midnight one night and the midnight of the next, I have to have spent some time drawing on my tablet. Even if it's just a few minutes.
The sketchbook doesn't count. 3d stuff in Blender doesn't.
What I want is to in the back of my head be asking myself if I've drawn today. It's already yielding benefits.
Wow, that's Blender?! I really need to give it another look.
For me it’s not laziness it’s all the damn loop holes technology puts creative people through just to create a simple sphere,etc. as creators we want to be able to jump in a simply create not deal with layers of technical barriers.
Thanks
We share the same bad habits and I find it so hard to break it, and recently I’ve watched re:zero and other animes when having meals that kept me procrastinating, this video came out at such a coincidental time😂 I tend to watch one episode after completing a portion of task on hand and I had to remind myself to get back on working once I’m done with my break, it’s also important to have good sleep and health to prevent tiredness as it tends to lead to procrastination🤧
its funny how he says what i do after i come back to work like watch one think you will end up not doing anything for the long run
Thanks i really needed this video!!!
Amazing
this is actually that one video that distracts me for the day
I made a personal playlist for everything 3D related. That way, every time I find a video for a cool tutorial or something interesting, but it's too long and I don't have the time or motivation for it, I can just throw it into the playlist, and then get cracking when I've got time set aside, and have a huge backlog of practice, tutorials or theory to work on
How do you do it😭😭 you are so good at what you doing! I love it🔥✨
Next JOSEPH JOESTAR
congratulations you have gained access to the uncanny valley
Siempre haciendo arte
Wow!
Just looking at this in my recommended made me start drawing
great video at right time of my life
There is only one way for me to end procrastination: Always sleep at the right time.
Thank you for video. Great work!
nice one!
Please do a full length tutorial on building a character
I got the strangest feeling that You have an affinity of making Robber dolls!!!
Nice, nightmarefuel xD
💯% true advise thanks bro ❤️
Tbh I really needed this I have always been lazy and when I do attempt to make something pleple say I should do it more often and I want to so I can improve more I just have no idea how I can make myself efficiently productive so thanks for this video! I like to code and build models btw.
Really cool !! How long does it take to make?
Superb
4:17 *I cant live without discord*
loL These is so true
GG bruh i lov u work
yes
I love those tips and really want to gt into sculpting, ut at the moment unniversity and other priority stuff is keeping me away from actually sinking the hours into it.... life is always in the way
I'm here just to hear him talking his voice actually smooth and it helps me do homework in math tho. Remind me of Bob Ross
yep i needed this....just a question tho...you dont retopologize your characters?...
Well, that's good