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Recommendations for good realistic 3D human characters/portrait tutorials?
I am really impressed by works like this one for example https://www.artstation.com/artwork/3o1oBB or this https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XBnDyl Do you know any good tutorials that cover in detail this specific workflow? I already have my eye set on few tutorials on Gnomon and Gumroad but I can't say I've searched… -
Re: Recommendations for good realistic 3D human characters/portrait tutorials?
In the beginning of your training try as many varieties of training as you can. Some people have a certain way of training, other people have another. Try to learn what everybody is doing, and then you'll take the best parts from each to form your own unique way of training yourself. So you follow a tutorial or two or… -
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The artist's pipeline covers where you should be looking. However these hyper-real, micro pore CG busts are extremely advanced examples of what it takes in terms of experience and discipline too finalise, which will in all likelyhood take quite a number years for you to achieve the skill required to execute at a similar… -
Re: Recommendations for good realistic 3D human characters/portrait tutorials?
All well and good signing up for courses or following tutes etc...just a friendly reminder, that 'passion' and/or 'motivation' can be fleeting if one is at the beginning of their apprenticeship due in part of a hard won lesson learnt over my time spent working in this medium. Is that attaining some modicum of… -
Re: Recommendations for good realistic 3D human characters/portrait tutorials?
As much time as possible. If i have a good day i sculpt 4 hours after my dayjob. How much does a world class pianist practice? Same rules to get a world class portrait artist. -
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Hello. I have a solid base, and have plans to start learning character creation after I finish my current project. But for how many hours should I try to sculpt each day? And is it worth to take a course from SGMA or something about char creation? I saw great works from their students.Where should I start? Please help. -
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Take a pencil and start drawing. Take a brush in zbrush and start sculpting every day for the next 5 years. Im on it for around 10 years now and still not close to be as good as i want. There is no magic shortcut just start doing it and never stop.
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