Elephant Sculpt - Follow Along Tutorial - Blender 2 8

where is reference images

Hi, how do you get the overlay nodes though?

Thank you so much for this one! It was a lot of fun too!

Elephant isn't looking like that it's looking like 🐷pig 😆😅😅😅

From where can i get reference images

Another great tutorial. I'm thinking of putting all these clay animals into a scene together. Of course will need to either retopo or decimate them or my poor computer will have a meltdown 🥵💥🤣

It looks like a cute pig :) In a good way

hi where the image ?

A question about the creating outline with vertices at the beginning: Is this process an ordinary application or your trick? Merging the vertices of the plane does not seem very formal

Another wonderful tutorial. Thanq Grant. I think I can have 3D print.

Note that how good your constant detail resolution is depends on the scale of the mesh; you'll want to use a lower one if you want to work on a spaceship at real sizes or some such. I think the units of constant detail are "vertices per world meter / whole blender unit", and it only takes world space into consideration, object scale doesn't change the results.

cool!

Progressing on my Blender skills thanks to these videos!

I love this.can u paint this.can we animate 😳

Sometimes I just put your videos on because your voice is relaxing. Youre like the Bob Ross of 3D.

just curious, are you also good at hand sculpting? lol

You are just so amazing at Blender... You're just too underrated... You should try uploading some of your tutorials on skillshare or udemy

Thank you Grant!

It took me about a year to learn ZBrush well enough to be unencumbered with the tool to just DO what I want. How would you compare Blender's sculpting tools to ZBrush, for this very specific purpose, because now with my current bent, I'm doing mostly hard surface modeling, and all I need the scultping tools to do is add details, and break the perfect lines of CGI, to bake out normals, displacements, AO, and height maps if I can't do displacements. Stuff like decalmachine, or meshmachine plugs give surface details, but I need to make the stuff seem more real or used, and that's what I use ZBrush for mostly atm. Ian Herbert has the same requirement, he sees it too. He just does stuff at hyperspeed, I don't, I'm retired, and the Machinima I'm working on is for the love of it, I know I'll never be paid for it, and Idc. I want to make stuff I'd enjoy watching, and I'm done waiting for that to happen after the last 20 years.
Are the sculpting tools in Blender sufficient to get this accomplished without any hacks? I have simple bake, xNormals, and of course ZBrush's multimap exporter. I'm not a person that cares about using Blender only, only tools that I can accomplish my Art (say like ACK' TING! if you were a Shakespearean actor), with parsimony, the least amount of effort, and greatest efficiency. Thank you for any direction, and/or tuts in the future addressing the issue.

where is the reference picture

Can you help me please every time i enter edit mode there are no verrexes i cant see wich face i am editing becazse it doesnt turn in to orange pls somebody help

While applying re mesh, the mirrored legs vanished and the object no more symmetry.

WoW another great tutorial my students gonna love it like me, Thank You Grant every time we learn something new from yours tuts.

very watchable and informative as always

Pls help me to sculpt a layered rock, like the one in the quexels stilyzed environment video

thanks man you are awesome ,✌️your videos are really noob friendly (beginer to intermediate

Please sir please

Make a star wars character please

💐💐💐👍👍👍👍🎊🎊🎊🎊

A star wars character please!! You are the best teacher, sir. You would obviously want your students to try stuff themselves... But as you are the best teacher in blender, I am requesting you to make that. Please sir.

Great video! May I ask what you are using to get your mouse and keyboard shortcuts in the lower right corner?

Nice tutorial! Please make a tutorial on re-topology and how to mark uv seams.

Thank you so much for making this. It really means a lot to me you made this tutorial. You made a grown man tear up with gratitude. Thanks for being a outstanding human.

Thanks for showing this very helpful tutorial and happy blendering with Blender 3d

aH. These are my favorite. Please do a turtle.

N👏I👏C👏E

Amazing. Why CTRL+J and not Bool tools? What diference? thx.

Great Sir !! Loved it....
Thanks a Lot 😊💓

Thank youuuuu <3

Just when I wanted to start sculpting. Really helped me a lot. Keep making more on the Sculpting please;)

Can I ask you, what software are you using for capturing screen?

Awesome! I'd love to see how you retopo or decimate this into low poly in a fast and efficient way :D

how many times I told you you're the best Blender teacher out there?
Great video, Grant!

I love these sculpt videos. Keep them coming :)

I really need to practice more.

Superb

Great video!
Is using dyntopo with constant detail same as using vortex remesh?