New doodles...now with textures!
...ok, except this crappy lizard...
...ok, except this crappy lizard...
Some days ago, I caught myself ranting while doing a test recording for a tutorial. I've been asked several times to produce a sculpting tutorial, but, since I'm still learning and still trying to figure out a lot of things, always ended up with the feeling that everything I could say has already been said. So, the only point for it would be to talk about the Blender specific topics. But there aren't many things about my work flow that are Blender only. I think I covered all the needed settings and the brushes I use lately with the Onion branch in the following pdf. Click the image to download the file. So, my rant was about how there is all this free knowledge online about sculpting, but, a lot of Blender users seem to neglect it because they only look for Blender tutorials. And that gave me the idea. Publish a list of all the videos and tutorials I've been gathering, and let everyone compile their own build of 'Sculpting with Blender'. Even thoug
The result is Fantastic! And you call it 'doodles' :)
ReplyDeleteIs it rendered with Blender or external?
Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteI call them doodles, because I usually do them in just one session, and they're not finished pieces, but concept sculpts.
The renderer is Blender Internal from the render branch, with some post work done in Gimp.
Great work man! Keep with it. You should make a tutorial about your technique to texture your sculpts...
ReplyDeleteThanks Vitor :) I'm working on doing a tutorial on sculpting, texturing, and rendering...hope it's done soon...
ReplyDeleteVery nice to hear that you're doing a tutorial covering some of the most important stuff on 3d! Looking forward to watch it!
ReplyDeletePedroo, thanks :) but I'm afraid it sounds bigger the way you said it, and I'm just going to go over my sculpting work flow, painting simple textures with blender, and the few tricks I know about rendering...not that big a deal I guess...
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it will be a great tut.
ReplyDeletesculpts and tutorial +10 :)
ReplyDeleteawesome as usual...remembering that terrain tutorial i can only say that it was most informative..i learned tons of stuff from that so I agree with pedroo :)
Cheers and THX for sharing!