2D to 3D! Sculpting a Victorian Dame From Start to Finish!

This is incredible!! Can't believe I missed it

I got recommended this video by random

It looks really amazing and your pfp reminds me of the Toca Boca logo

skipped exactly to the party he called out the skippers

Victorian dame wasnt Asian, what a crap

I didn’t skip haha.. the art is stunning btw

I like his voice and his art is wonderful 🤩🤩🤩🤩🥰

Nooo :( , I just tried to subscribe to your Patreon. :(

Got called out at the end, thats earned a subscription. Love your stuff

What software is this?

Not me watching the entire video and being called a skipper 💀

Just wanted to let you know, I did NOT skip to the end

With respect, you don't have to fill every second with narration.

what app do you use for this?

Hahahahah bro he caught me 😂

Absolutely awesome!

An extremely interesting video, thank you for making it!

i tried 3d modeling, and its way easier than i thought

The frilly thing I think is called a cravat!

what software is that

I think that’s a fat shear ribbon that’s tied around the base of the hat and falling down the sides like a vail. I can’t tell exactly since it’s transparent and highlighted to Betelgeuse and back.

This OC is giving "protagonist in a victorian Jack the Ripper esc murder mystery where she must work with a rag tag team of misfits to figure out the plot before it is too late"

I just wanna say that I watched the entire video.

I agree with u.The simplest thing can sometimes take much longer time to do than the complex on

Can you do Kokomo or Radien shogun from Genshin impact?

Woah.... This is truly a work of art. Kudos to you, I could never

Can you try to do a character from starcars /princecanary/ winter birb please???
Their art is awesome and their characters are so interesting ❤️ Anyways I love your videos, you’re inspiring to also keep going ^^

Y'know, the fact you called me, and many others, out for skipping through but didn't give us any flack for skipping, instead being like "Hey- no hard feelings, but if you're interested, you watch the timelapse and process as well"

This kind of niceness is what made me actually sit through and watch the video
You don't see that a lot
Sub earned

I always feel like a skipper, even tho i am not :( Its like you are talking to me, but i didnt skip! Always wanna sculpt after one of your videoes, so off I go.

Could we get the UI customization colors please? Amazing work, absolutely stunning!!

Ahhh! I love this!! I wanna do things like this so bad!

<3

I really needed help with the basic shapes and how to sculpt them, rlly helpful ty!!! x

Love your videos Follygon!

Мне нравится, что в какой-то момент модель стала похожа на ту, что делали из-за ограничений мощностей для ПС1

Finally he returned!!

U caught me there 😋

Not me secretly hoping your next work was going to be one of rinotunas pieces. Love your videos! keep it up

amazing!, is cool!!!

Just becoming so immersed in the process from start to finish is real - I watched with so much amazement! I tried getting into 3D art but my computer couldn't handle it and I only managed to make a rice onigiri :') May I ask what GPU you use? Hopefully a new GPU will help me get back into learning 3D again!

Daruk from BOTW would be fun

Hi Follygon, thank you for posting this flythrough! Your sculpts always very appealing! I have a long question if you don't mind answering!

Do you usually keep perspective off when you're sculpting to your reference image? I've heard to sculpt with perspective ON. I've also heard to sculpt with it OFF, but "check" it periodically (which sounds like a vague tip to me.)

If you DO keep perspective off, how do you deal with the perspective skew that happens with rendering in other packages such as Maya or Blender? From my own understanding, it makes sense to keep perspective on in Zbrush with a focal length of 85 (as that is a "flattering" length for the human face). Then, when it's brought into something like Maya, the difference isn't so jarring. At least in theory. I have yet to put much in practice...

I was curious what your thoughts are on this! Sorry if this has been addressed in another video!

I just think that the final cameras in, say, a movie or a short, will always have perspective. So ultimately it won't be showing your character as you made it in Zbrush if it was done without perspective enabled. I don't know if that makes sense....

Great job as usual, and great choice of reference. How's the mustache going?

Broooo soo good :3

It's so cool! 😍

Bro really called me out for skipping

You are my sculpting hero! Keep them coming! I really enjoy all your vids. Early 2 recent! Thanks for all the free content. I am planning on getting your gumroad brush pack! ( Waiting to get paid!) ☺️ I just started putting my CV out there this week . Fingers crossed. I hope to be as versed as you one day.