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@@AdyanAhmad-m2p Play with the Subdivision Surface modifier and you can get some irregular shapes.

I have a crash course and one that is about making a duck robot!

@@raidosounds Nope, no cleanup! I honestly dont care about topology when it comes to concept art. In my mind, everything I make is either for a final render or for my own use. I'm not modeling for a game engine pipeline or for other people to use my assets. Even if I rig and animate these models, I'll do it in my own jank way that only I understand, because the final animation render is all that matters. If I wanted to make a game asset, totally different approach.

@@ДмитроІлькевич-л1й I get community-made procedural materials from the Blenderkit Addon and adjust them to my liking.

@@lubod2491 You can add glow in the post-processing compositor. You can search "Add Bloom Blender Compositor" on Google or TH-cam and follow a quick tutorial to achieve that nice glow effect!

1. Make sure your body is scaled properly. This is a super common issue and should be the first thing you do when diagnosing issues. Not applying scale will make modifiers act strange, especially Bevel and Solidify. Press control-A and Apply scale in object mode. 2. Check for flipped normals. Here is how to do that: th-cam.com/video/qJvvDHyK14Y/w-d-xo.html Once you find out how to see the normal direction (faces will turn blue and red), make sure that all the normals are correct (blue faces outwards, red faces inwards). You can press alt-N in edit mode to flip normals. 3. Make sure you don't have edge loops too close to each other, including the edge of the object. That can cause issues with the bevel modifier, which will create even more edge loops and cause overlapping issues, which will affect the shade smooth. If this is the case, don't use the bevel modifier; instead, try a subdivision surface modifier. If that doesn't look good, then maybe try using a bevel shader, which is a way to bevel without any cleanup: th-cam.com/video/BCjw5FcHO_g/w-d-xo.html 4. Make sure that all faces are connected, and that you don't have disconnected faces. If you have overlapping vertices, edges, or faces, that can cause a lot of issues. You can try selecting everything in edit mode and pressing M, then clicking "Merge By Distance" to get rid of any potentially overlapping geometry.

Those techniques are useful if you wanna get into the industry!

@@kratosmorningstar365 tutorial on my channel!

@@thedgilsc1579 modeled in previous mech video, reusing it.