Is there a comprehensive resource to render any material in 2d programs?
polycounter lvl 4
Hey everybody,
My next mission to get my 2d skills right is to learn how to render anything in 2d properly. I have scoured the internet and there's scattered resources for this topic. I am looking for someone or something that can help me achieve this goal. The best resource I have found is one of schoolism's tutorials, and there are scattered youtube videos that deal with the different materials. If anyone wants to school me on how to tackle this topic I would be willing to pay, if you want to be generous and help me for free that would be awesome, but I am wanting to learn the right way and a human interaction is ideal. If anyone's interested DM me dont be shy.
And correct me if I'm wrong but if you can render well in 2d, going into 3d will be easier with a proper understanding of light and color.
My next mission to get my 2d skills right is to learn how to render anything in 2d properly. I have scoured the internet and there's scattered resources for this topic. I am looking for someone or something that can help me achieve this goal. The best resource I have found is one of schoolism's tutorials, and there are scattered youtube videos that deal with the different materials. If anyone wants to school me on how to tackle this topic I would be willing to pay, if you want to be generous and help me for free that would be awesome, but I am wanting to learn the right way and a human interaction is ideal. If anyone's interested DM me dont be shy.
And correct me if I'm wrong but if you can render well in 2d, going into 3d will be easier with a proper understanding of light and color.
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Your brain will do you just fine. You will learn if you do the work. Just got to put the hours in. Take the skull in your profile. Start it over, focus on proportions, focus on art fundamentals like you hear from every art teacher out there. Put fifty hours into it. It will look great.
There is all kinds of big highly active discords. have you tried them? Still, probably the best thing is actual real life humans. Like you'd meet at local community college, or some art classes. Probably some game dev clubs too.
If you have a problem, you have to help yourself. You can pay a therapist a lot of money. All they gonna do is talk you into helping yourself.
Just get serious, make your mission to get out the house and meet people -- whether it's art or some sport or a swingers club -- whatever -- and solve the problem once and for all. I don't think the internet is the place to find meaningful relationships. Time is ticking so don't waste it.
you know, unless you have some physical impairment, a great thing to do is martial arts. Go find a jiu jitsu gym, or boxing club. You'll have great camaraderie with the people there, and most importantly when you do combat sports you learn to take a risk and be bold. It's invaluable skill. Too many people don't learn it because our lives are too soft and boring. So forever they stuck feeling like they want to do something but don't do it. It's really important to challenge yourself. Only way to grow